Harrisonburg, VA, October 5, 2026 — The Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA has officially opened a new veterinary clinic, expanding its services to the community. The establishment of this clinic represents a significant step for the organization in providing essential animal care resources.

The new facility is intended to offer a range of veterinary services, aiming to support animal welfare and accessibility for pet owners. Details regarding the specific services offered, such as routine check-ups, vaccinations, diagnostic services, or specialized treatments, were not immediately available in the initial announcement.

The Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA has been a part of the local community, dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of animals in need. The addition of a veterinary clinic is expected to complement these existing efforts by providing a dedicated space for medical care.

Further information about the clinic’s operational hours, appointment scheduling, and the types of animals it will serve is anticipated to be released by the SPCA in the coming weeks. The organization has not yet provided details on the veterinary staff who will be operating the new clinic or the full scope of its veterinary capabilities.

The opening of this clinic marks a development in the SPCA’s ongoing mission to promote animal health and well-being within the Rockingham and Harrisonburg areas. The specific impact and reach of the new veterinary services will become clearer as the clinic establishes its operations.


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