Partnering with the Community - Animal Advocacy & More
Meet Reckless & Mona

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Reckless and Mona came to us after their owner passed away, leaving them without the person and home they had always known. Now, these two sweet dogs are looking for a loving family who can give them the stability, care, and companionship they deserve. Their story is a reminder of just how quickly a dog’s life can change and how important it is for rescues, shelters, and animal lovers to be there when they need us most. If you or someone you know is looking to add two sweet dogs to their family, please consider Reckless and Mona. They are both deserving of a loving home and a fresh start. Ideal Home:
These girls are great, easy companions that only want love (and food) – awesome TV-watching partners, office mates, walking buddies. Older ladies with a pep in their paws! |
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Our Community is Important to Us
At Perfect Pet Resort, our team is active in the regional pet community! We are invested and committed to serving the community and the wonderful people and organizations located here. We are grateful to be able to give back to the worldwide animal community by providing services and resources that enhance animals’ lives.
We work with shelters and support their compassionate efforts in many ways, including sponsoring and attending fundraising events, hosting food drives and offering on-site events to further their mission. We have also been known to rescue a dog or two and facilitate serendipitous connections between people and pets. See our available adoptions above and contact us if you’re looking for the perfect pet; we may just know a rescue who is waiting for you.
We partner with local individuals, communities and businesses to assist with feral cat rescue and colony management. With the help of local cat experts, clinics, veterinarians and individuals, we have been successful in helping over 150 feral cats and kittens.
Our founder, Elizabeth Chaney, is a volunteer Canine Search Handler for VA-TF1, a FEMA Urban Search and Rescue team. Together with her canine partners, she has worked to find missing persons in disaster settings including hurricanes, earthquakes, and mudslides.
Elizabeth has also partnered with other animal welfare advocates and the County government to enhance the lives of animals and people by improving local-level, animal-related legislation.