Middleburg Humane Foundation

Middleburg Humane Foundation  is a private nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals in need while promoting animal welfare through outreach, education, and community support. We receive no government funding, meaning every rescue, medical treatment, and second chance is made possible entirely through the generosity of our donors and supporters.

Located on a beautiful 23-acre farm donated by a generous supporter.

Marshall, Fauquier County, Route 66, exit 27

The Middleburg Humane Foundation specializes in the rescue and rehabilitation of domestic animals and livestock. 

MHF provides a safe and healing environment for domestic animals and livestock from all kinds of difficult situations. From dogs and cats to horses, goats, pigs, poultry, and more, each animal receives compassionate care, necessary medical treatment, and the time they need to recover and thrive. Our experienced staff, dedicated volunteers, and on-site veterinary clinic allow us to provide specialized care for animals who need it most.

Beyond rescue and adoption, MHF offers programs such as Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR), pet food assistance, humane education, foster care, internships, and volunteer opportunities. Our Kitten College neonatal nursery gives orphaned and vulnerable kittens lifesaving care in foster homes until they are ready for adoption.

What sets Middleburg Humane Foundation apart is not just our unique farm setting, but the deep commitment to every animal who comes through our doors—and the community support that makes it all possible.

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Testimonials

"Well the journey begins again. 28 years ago I went on a rescue with Middleburg Humane Society. I requested to adopt this beautiful Appaloosa pony. She was 7 months old at the time. She has brought joy to our family from the day we brought her home. I was notified by a friend there was a horse up for adoption at the MHS possibly children friendly. I decided to start a new journey with my 3 granddaughters and my friend Leslie. We adopted 3 ! Horses that all need start up training again and a lot of love and kindness. All 3 were surrendered because the families could not afford them or seizure due to neglect. Enclosed are some beautiful photos of my beloved Misty now and then with my children and now my granddaughters. I am hoping these new horses will bring knowledge and love to my granddaughters just as Misty has done. ..family enjoy photos of Violet. She loved going to the horse shows" -The Chapman Farm

"I am sending Ashley praises for remembering me and making the call and she was spot on providing my family with a perfect cat." - Melanie Marks Hitchen