Welcome!
Lake Country SPCA is a 501(c)(3) animal welfare organization and no-kill shelter headquartered in Clarksville, VA.
We are dedicated to helping and finding placement for abandoned, abused, neglected pets, as well as litters of puppies and kittens that people find as strays, surrender, or are held by animal control.
Pet of the week
KITTENS & PUPPIES
Young cats, Grater (black with white on chest & 2 white toes, 10 months old) and Spencer Tracy (black & white Tuxedo, 9 mos. old) are friendly, fun, out-going, neutered, fiv/felv tested, vaccinated & microchipped! They've been living at LCSPCA since they were just 2 months old and would love homes. Of the litter of 7 chubby sweet puppies born 12/1/25, there are 6 left for adoption: Harlen and Hendrix (males) and Harmonee, Hayven, Hazley and Hollyn (females). Their mom is a Bully breed mix named Honey and the dad dog might be Lab or Hound. These pups are adorable and are going to be big. Come pick one out! To adopt, call (434) 374-8076 or email lakecountryspca@yahoo.com. Visit LCSPCA Mon-Sat from 12-4pm at 11764 Hwy. 15, Clarksville, VA. Go to lakecountryspca.org to see all the pets for adoption at the shelter by clicking on 'Adopt a Pet' and Petfinder.
About Us
As a private shelter, we do not receive any government or agency funding; it is only through donations, grants, and adoption fees that we are able to provide the care needed for our shelter pets. We’d love your help and support in this important mission to cover our monthly expenses of roughly $25,000. Our expenses include employee salaries, utilities, building maintenance, veterinarian care, spay and neuter, food, bedding, vaccines, cleaning, and supplies.
On average, Lake Country SPCA rescues over 700 animals per year and adopts out an average of 600 animals per year.
Our History
Began with a group of people who were concerned with the number of stray animals roaming the streets in Clarksville. In September of 2002, they rescued the stray animals, keeping them safe and cared for in their homes and backyards. Today, we are in a facility that was built in 2015, equipped to shelter, provide medical care, and spay and neuter over 700 animals per year. It is through our generous and dedicated sponsors, donors, volunteers and employees who have made our successful journey possible!
Our Mission
Is to enrich the lives of animals through rehabilitation, protection, care, education, and adoptions to FUR-ever loving homes.
Our Vision
Is to inspire a community to nurture and celebrate the animal-human bond, promoting and supporting spaying and neutering. We envision a day where every animal has a responsible, loving, caring home; where every pet is happy, healthy and safe from harm; and where no pet suffers from neglect, cruelty, or abuse.