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Best Friends National Adoptions Weekend Returns

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Charleston Animal Society is partnering with Best Friends Animal Society, a leading animal welfare organization working to end the killing of cats and dogs in shelters by 2025, for the fifth National Adoption Weekend happening June 30-July 2.

JOYE LAW FIRM SPONSORING 100 ADOPTIONS AT CHARLESTON ANIMAL SOCIETY

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Joye Law Firm is sponsoring 100 adoptions at Charleston Animal Society now through Sunday. It's called the Gina and Luca Adoption Extravaganza.

Paws in the Park 2024

Paws in the Park presented by Crews Subaru is the largest community fundraising event of the year for Charleston Animal Society! Plan to sit, stay and play all in our various activity zones, enjoy craft beer partake in our Chili Cook-Off and Oyster Roast, listen to live music, and so much more. It’s an event for all ages as our community celebrates Charleston Animal Society’s 150th Anniversary together!

FREE DOG ADOPTIONS CONTINUE

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Charleston Animal Society continues its emergency relief effort with FREE DOG ADOPTIONS this week as the shelter remains overcrowded with homeless dogs. Internet sensations Johnathan Lower and his dog Teddy stepped in to help with their @aguyandagolden "Shelter Saturday" video that highlights homeless dogs looking for families.

Oxbow Animal Health Promotes "Other Animal" Adoptions

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The "Happy Hutch" adoption enclosure is open for business. The new lifesaving adoption housing features specially designed viewing enclosures. Its dynamic, ventilated, and well-lit space can house up to 8 sweet animals such as rabbits, ferrets, chinchillas, Guinea Pigs, hamsters, and rats thanks to an Oxbow Animal Health capital grant.

COLLETON COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER SITUATION IS "DIRE"

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Colleton County Animal Shelter is bursting at the seams with dogs and needs the public's help. "We have seen at least 15 litters of puppies come in during the past two months," said Shelter Director Laura Clark. "We have not had to euthanize an animal for space in the past four years and we want to keep it that way. This is why we need the public to come give one of these dogs a second chance at happiness."