Mountain View Humane News Today

Sixty-one hearty souls took to the streets in the Melrose-Gilmer and West End neighborhoods April 29, praying for the community and learning histories of area facilities during the Church Women

Mountain View Humane is teaming up with Inmate Family Assistance of the New River Valley to provide affordable health care for people who are incarcerated.

Mountain View Humane is the recipient of a $20,000 grant from Alley Cat Rescue to help prevent litters of homeless cats through spay/neuter practices. Grant funds will be used to

For more information about Mountain View Humane, contact Julie Rickmond at 540-339-6722 or jrickmond@mvhclinic.org. About Mountain View Humane.

In the wake of the holiday season, many of us made gift exchanges or returned unwanted presents to the store. Unfortunately, toys and T-shirts are not the only gifts being

The cost of living in the home of “Hokie High” is lower than most other university towns across the country.

The cost of living in the home of “Hokie Hi” is lower than most other university towns across the country.

Monday marks the 54th anniversary of death of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and the Roanoke Chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference will honor him with a memorial

In August, the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine began fostering dogs from local animal shelters.