West Virginia Marion County Animal Control

02/01/2026

"CHAMP" Belgium Shepherd male Bl/tan 1 yr. old 82 lbs. VERY NICE UP FOR ADOPTION !! Call us Monday 304-694-1200 Needs neutered, vaccines, & vetted

01/26/2026

Golden Retriever we adopted out is having the time of her life !! TY

01/26/2026

1/25/26 Brindle Pix mix female 1 yr. 35 lbs. Pl. Valley
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01/20/2026

01/20/2026

UP FOR ADOPTION !!
Smooth-haired Collie mixed female tan/wt 33 lbs.10 months old. Call: 304-694-1200 to adopt !! NEEDS A NEW HOME !! PLEASE HELP ADOPT THIS DOG !!

01/20/2026

1/19/26 Mixed breed brindle male 38 lbs. 4 yrs old Picked up in Fairview . Call 304-694-1200 to adopt. NEEDS A HOME !! Really nice.

08/05/2025

Another person chose to leave a dog and 2 cats in a hot vehicle outside of Aldi's in Whitehall this week. Needless to say ,they were arrested.

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08/04/2025

Man and his friend arrested last night in Walmart parking lot in Whitehall for leaving their Gt. Pyrenees in a vehicle that registered 104 inside. Car was off and windows cracked. Dog was having a hard time breathing. Owner was in the store almost 1 hour !! Please stop taking your dogs in the car on shopping trips !!

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06/27/2025

Yesterday & today we found a vehicle running with the AC on in Walmart parking lot with a dog inside. Luckily, we checked back later and both vehicles had shut off. This could have been horrible for these dogs!! The inside temp of the car yesterday was 112 degrees. LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME !!!!! IT IS TOO HOT to have animal in the car !!!

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06/23/2025

Please report to us any pets that are in cars, no shade, no water, abandoned, etc. that you are concerned about and we will do a welfare check on them. Believe me, it does take a village.... 304-694-1200 after hours and weekends call 911 if you think it is an emerg, situation and they will contact us.

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06/22/2025

From Schwarzman Animal Medical Center

☀️ Summer begins today — and a major heat wave is right behind it. ⚠️

From overheating and sunburn to dehydration and heatstroke, extreme temperatures can be life-threatening for both dogs and cats.

This quick guide shares simple steps to help keep your dog safe in the summer heat. While it's especially important for brachycephalic breeds, dogs with dark coats, and those with underlying health conditions, high temperatures pose a risk to all dogs.

The safest place for your pet during extreme heat is indoors, ideally with air conditioning.

Check out more tips from AMC’s Usdan Institute for Animal Health Education at the link below.
https://www.amcny.org/usdan-institute-for-animal-health-education/