RAL is delighted to announce that the Loving Spay + Neuter Clinic is now open.
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RAL is delighted to announce that their Loving Spay + Neuter Clinic will open its doors on February 15, 2010. The clinic is a low cost, high volume spay and neuter facility housed on RAL’s property in Chesterfield County. It is the first and only such facility located south of the James River. It is open to pet owners, humane groups and animal shelters without geographical restrictions.
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January 31, 2010
Cowboy, a 90 pound black Shepherd mix is safe and sound. Many thanks to all who helped find him, especially to Shon Moore and his new black lab friend Luke who shared his food and shelter with Cowboy.
Richmond Animal League will be offering free adoptions of its senior cats - 5 years or older - to senior citizens - 55 years or older - whose adoption applications are approved. Historically, senior cats are the last animals to be adopted from the RAL shelter, some living there for years. In an effort to provide these wonderful companion animals a second chance, RAL will waive the $50 adoption fee and provide adopters with 3 months worth of flea and tick treatment and a large bag of cat food.
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During the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2009, Richmond Animal League (RAL) presented the committee with a proposal to partner with Chesterfield County Animal Shelter to provide transportation and low cost spay/neuter surgeries for their cats and dogs prior to adoption. more
On Friday, November 13, 2009, Richmond Animal League held its Best In Show Grand Finale at Plant Zero - the culmination of a ten week fundraising competition among 6 community members. The evening consisted of a silent auction, cocktails, dinner and a band. Sunni Blevins from NBC12 emceed the event. Wendy Ashby of Midlothian became RAL’s “Best In Show” after raising over $16,000 – the most by any single candidate. Mrs. Ashby works at Ashby’s Inc.
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November 5, 2009
Richmond Animal League received a check in excess of $6,400 from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. RAL had been selected by LiveNation, TSO and The New Mix 103-7 to receive $1 of every ticket sold to the concert at the Richmond Coliseum. We are so grateful for the continued support of these wonderful partners.
The Richmond Animal League is proud to announce that ninety-two cents of every dollar donated by the community is spent directly on its animal-related programs and endeavors. Derived from RAL’s most recent audited financial statements, this extremely high percentage is a tribute the organization’s commitment to provide excellent medical and emotional care to the 800+ animals that pass through their doors every year. more
Come celebrate the fundraising efforts of the Richmond Animal League’s Best In Show Candidates. Auction, Cocktails, Dinner and Dancing at Plant Zero, 0 East 4th Street, Richmond. Tickets are $60 before October 30th, and $75 after until November 13th. See any RAL staff member or email susan@ral.org | details
Local PetSmart stores are donating $5,700 worth of dog and cat food to Richmond Animal League’s (RAL) Pet Food Drive to benefit Meals For Pets– a program run by Meals On Wheels Serving Central Virginia.
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