Once considered untreatable, Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) is no longer a death sentence for cats. Learn about the causes, symptoms, and promising new treatments that are giving FIP-positive cats a second chance—and why shelters like RAL need community support to provide this life-saving care.

Found cold and unresponsive at just three weeks old, Marlin’s future was uncertain. But with specialized care, physical therapy, and a whole lot of love, this determined kitten is now thriving—one wobbly step (and loud purr) at a time.

Learn about Manx Syndrome in cats.

Discover Latke's journey from a tiny kitten with congenital hypothyroidism to a thriving, adoptable companion, and learn more about this rare but treatable condition in cats.

April is Heartworm Awareness Month. Learn more about this disease and how you can keep your furry friends safe.

List of Emergency and Urgent Care Vets in the Richmond area.

List of area vet resources including low cost clinics, low cost spay/neuter services, and clinics that work with the Kara & Eden Project.

What is panleukopenia? How is it diagnosed and treated?

We just became the proud shelter parents of 13 kittens with ringworm. Learn how you can help them.

Landon is a sweet kitten who we suspect has a liver shunt. Follow his journey here as we confirm the diagnosis and treat him.

Canine influenza is a contagious respiratory disease that primarily affects dogs. Understanding its causes, symptoms, transmission, and preventive measures is essential for dog owners and those working with dogs in kennels, shelters, or dog parks.

Fievel is one of the many pets who arrive at RAL with more complicated medical needs. Now he’s ready for adoption, thanks to our excellent team and veterinarian friends.

Heartworm disease is a severe and potentially lethal illness that affects pets in all 50 states and is on the rise. How can you protect your pet?

Diabetes in cats is a treatable condition, and with adequate management at home, the prognosis for a good quality of life is expected.