If you're thinking about adopting a dog or a cat, come visit several fine canine representatives at Discovery Galleries (4840 Bethesda Avenue, Bethesda, Maryland) and feline representatives at Discovery Too (7247 Woodmont Avenue, Bethesda)! Stop by...you just may meet your new best friend!
A fun 5 K run/2K walk to raise funds for homeless animals. For more information, visit our Mutts Strut page by clicking on the Mutts Strut logo on the right hand side of the home page.
Beebs
Beebs comes from a Maryland shelter. She's nine months old and a bundle of energy. Life is a non-stop game for Beebs, whose antics will constantly amuse you. See More
The Washington Animal Rescue League (WARL) is an animal protection group like no other. Its newly renovated facility incorporates the best design concepts from shelters around the world and takes them a step further to set a new global standard for the humane care of homeless and abused animals. Every detail of the dog dens, cat condos, and puppy pads was designed from the animals’ point of view to promote healing and maximally enhance the animals’ physical and emotional wellbeing as they recover from past traumas and await adoption. The renovation also expanded the capacity of the shelter. It now comfortably houses up to 400 animals and is one of the largest shelters on the East Coast. WARL’s full-service Medical Center has been enlarged and renovated, too. It still provides affordable veterinary care for shelter animals and the pets of low-income guardians, but now treats public animals as well.
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The Washington Animal Rescue League (WARL) is an animal protection group like no other. Its newly renovated facility incorporates the best design concepts from shelters around the world and takes them a step further to set a new global standard for the humane care of homeless and abused animals. Every detail of the dog dens, cat condos, and puppy pads was designed from the animals’ point of view to promote healing and maximally enhance the animals’ physical and emotional wellbeing as they recover from past traumas and await adoption. The renovation also expanded the capacity of the shelter. It now comfortably houses up to 400 animals and is one of the largest shelters on the East Coast. WARL’s full-service Medical Center has been enlarged and renovated, too. It still provides affordable veterinary care for shelter animals and the pets of low-income guardians, but now treats public animals as well.
