Central Virginia Regional Rescue

Central Virginia Regional Rescue

2 hours ago

🎉 IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN! 🎉The 2027 Attractions & Dining Guides are HERE, and you can grab yours while helping the cats 🐱 AND dogs 🐶 in our care!📖 Only $25!💰 And you can easily make that money back with just a couple of coupons!Whether you’re planning a date night, family outing, vacation, or just looking for a great local deal, this book is packed with savings. 🙌🏼🚚 Order online and have it shipped straight to your door!OR…😜 Want one… or five?! Send us a PM or email us and we can arrange local pickup!❤️ Best of all, every book purchased through our fundraiser helps CVRR provide food, medical care, spay/neuter services, and second chances to the cats and dogs counting on us.👉🏼 Ordering is EASY!Simply enter CVRR in the Seller ID field so our rescue gets credit for your purchase!🎟️ Save money. Help animals. It’s a win-win!👇🏼 Grab your 2027 guide here:ORDER YOUR GUIDE HEREemail.savearound.com/c/eJwUysGOhCAMANCvgSNpC5Fy4LAX_6NSyGzWUSOOxL_fzP1pLiBsa8aYADAhR_vKXkOaNGmhpp...Please share this post! The more books we sell, the more animals we can help. 🐾❤️ ...

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Central Virginia Regional Rescue

6 hours ago

ADOPTED! Congratulations to Hobbes and his new family! He is headed home to Roanoke with his new mom and dad, and four legged siblings! Happy Tails Hobbes! ...

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Central Virginia Regional Rescue

10 hours ago

🚨 EAR MITES: an uninvited & uncomfortable houseguest These microscopic parasites take up residence in the ear canal and can make your pet miserable.🐾 Signs to watch for:- Constant ear scratching- Frequent head shaking- Dark, crumbly debris that looks like coffee grounds- Red or irritated ears- Sensitivity or pain- Scabs from excessive scratchingAnd here's the important part: Ear mites are contagious. 🦠 If one pet has them, other cats and dogs in the household may need treatment too.💊 The good news? They're treatable!But don't assume every dirty ear means ear mites. Ear infections, allergies, yeast, bacteria, and other conditions can cause similar symptoms. Ear mites can also lead to secondary infections. A veterinarian can determine what's actually going on and recommend the right treatment. Sometimes you can even visibly see these little parasites moving around with the naked eye or under a magnifying glass! 🐱 Rescue reminder: Ear mites are common in animals coming into rescue, especially kittens and outdoor/community cats. Treating them helps these animals get comfortable, healthy, and ready for their next chapter.So if your pet is scratching, shaking, and acting like their ears have personally offended them…CHECK THOSE EARS. 👀Tiny parasite. Big itch. Don't ignore it! ...

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