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Animal Services
Animal Services
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Thomas Koenig
Director


39820 Charles Town Pike
Mailstop #66
Waterford, VA 20197

Eastern Loudoun

Ph: 703-777-0406

Western Loudoun
Ph: 540-882-3211

Fx: 540-882-3984

Hours of Operation
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Foster Parents Needed
Want to make a difference in the life of a cute and cuddly animal?  Please join us for a foster parent orientation on May 19, 2012 at 10:00 am.  Spring is a busy time around the shelter and we can use some helping hands!  The Shelter will provide all of the training and supplies you will need, you just supply the love and TLC!  For more information or to RSVP, please contact Stephanie Gordon via email or call 703-771-5922.

Summer Pet Wellness Clinic
Animal Services has partnered with Blue Ridge Veterinary Associates for a Summer Pet Wellness Clinic on Saturday, June 9 at Blue Ridge's Purcellville office. The clinic is open to Loudoun County residents and will offer free pet microchipping and rabies vaccines, as well as discounted testing and other vaccines. Registration is required, click here for details.

Mobile Adoptions in Sterling
The mobile adoption vehicle will be at the Unleashed by Petco in the Cascades Marketplace in Sterling on the first and third Saturdays of the month from 9:00am to 11:00am. Details

Mission & Vision
Through teamwork, dedication, and commitment to excellence, the Department of Animal Services will serve the community with distinction and honor, protect the public’s health and safety, and ensure the welfare of animals.

The department operates the Loudoun County Animal Shelter, which provides for companion animals that have been surrendered by their owners or found stray in the county. The Animal Shelter also offers pets for adoption.

The department's Animal Control Division enforces local and state animal laws and investigates reports of animal cruelty and vicious or destructive animals. The department also maintains a lost and found animal file, issues dog licenses, and assists citizens with a variety of animal issues.

Outreach Program

Animal Services has an active community outreach program, including volunteer opportunities, humane education programs for schools and youth groups, and special events.

Anyone with questions about the department or animal issues in general can contact us via email at  or by phone.