Homeward Trails on the NEWS! Thank you SO much to Monica McNutt at News Channel 8 for selecting Homeward Trails as last week’s “Pay it Forward” recipient. Not only did we get this great news coverage but we were awarded a $500 donation. Thank you so much for helping us continue to Pay it Forward, Monica and Channel 8!
Pay It Forward: Homeward Trails
Nats, Caps, and Dogs, Oh my! On Sunday, Homeward Trails partnered with Washington Capitals and Hershey Bear defenseman Tyson Strachan and his charity, Strachan Strays, at the Nats Park to raise awareness and funds for homeless animals. U.S Olympic athlete John Carlson and Strachan’s Capitals and Bears teammate Steve Oleksy accompanied Strachan to show their support.
Read more on The Washington Post’s DC sports blog or check out the video below:
Dawn, the abused pit bull from Danville, VA is about to start her new life in Northern Virginia thanks to a loving Homeward Trails foster home.
Read the story Abused Pit Bull Finds New Home in Northern Virginia on WSET-TV ABC 13
I’m waiting for a word of love from Sylvia.
You think she’d never heard of love my Sylvia,
But when I’m with her Lord, I forgive her
‘Cause she’s more than the whole world to me
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Effective March 18, 2020 – all animals available for adoption through Homeward Trails can be met by appointment only. Our Adoption Center public hours are suspended until further notice. Cats dwellin…
Are you a current Homeward Trails volunteer or just looking to get more involved? We are currently looking to train new Event Coordinators and would love for you to be one! Event Coordinators are…
We LOVE what we do and want to spread the word far and wide! Homeward Trails representatives are available to speak at your community group, office, school, scout troop etc. about a variety of topics…
Why become an HT Member?
Each year Homeward Trails rescues thousands of animals from euthanasia and homelessness. By becoming an HT Member you allow us to save more lives. Membership dollars are don…
Today Luke Skywalker [formerly Barrett] celebrates his first adoption anniversary! He came to us a skinny, timid young dog with no training and diagnosed with worms and heartworm. A year later, Luke is confident, playful and extremely intelligent–he loves dogs,
Scrappy Hi, I’m Scrappy! I am originally from Tazwell County. I am very fun and excitable. I love to be outside and playing. Rope toys and squeaky toys are my favorite things in the entire world. I am very excited when I meet new people and my goal is to try to jump up and kiss their face, no matter how tall they are. I am not the tallest, so trying to kiss faces is sometimes challenging, but I usually succeed. I would love a home where I can be active and go on adventures! Can you give me a forever home?
Hi, I’m Lulu! My sister Bitsy and I are looking for a home to call our very own. We came all the way from rural Va and we can’t wait to make new friends. Here’s a little about me: I’m a spunky lady and I love to talk! Chirping, trilling, you name it. What can I say, I’m always thinking about something! I’m pretty adaptable and love playing as much as sitting on your lap. Head scratches are THE BEST, but if you get out a teaser wand I might just have to pounce on it. I like to keep tabs on what you’re up to, so don’t mind me if I start sniffing around to see what’s up. I just want to be in the know!
My sister Bitsy is a real lovebug. She loves sitting on laps too and for some reason she loves getting pets on the tushy. I think it’s kind of weird but to each their own! We look out for each other, especially in the grooming department. I do her hair and she does mine, just like our mom did when we were younger! Sometimes we get a little rowdy playing with each other, but it’s all in good fun.
We would absolutely love to be adopted together to a home where we can get all the attention. In fact, we would love to live with a couple or a family because that means more laps to sit on! Please consider adopting us, I promise you won’t regret it!
