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ALL ADOPTIONS ARE FREE Aug 28-30

Charleston Animal Society has joined NBCUniversal Local’s 12th annual Clear The Shelters Presented by Hill’s Pet Nutrition. The adoption campaign ends with a crescendo event this Friday through Sunday at both Charleston Animal Society’s Charleston and Berkeley campuses. “Adoptions on every dog, cat, kitten and puppy are free, thanks to Hill’s Pet Nutrition,” said Charleston Animal Society Senior Director of Community Engagement Kay Hyman. “This is giving us a real shot at clearing our shelters. There has never been a better time to come adopt!”

EUTHANASIA DROPS 43% IN BERKELEY COUNTY

Charleston Animal Society & Berkeley County Save Over 600 More Animal Lives as landmark partnership delivers data-backed shelter programs, expanded veterinary care, and major facility investments.

Stronger Together Adoption Campaign: Great Deals at Both Campuses

With the recent rescue of 22 dogs from a Georgetown cruelty case, we need adopters more than ever. Our Stronger Together Adoption Campaign is offering FREE dog and cat adoptions, along with 1/2 price kittens at both our Charleston and Berkeley campuses. Please adopt!

Winners Announced in 2026 Lifesaving Raffle

What an incredible finish! Because of your generosity, the 10th Annual Hank & Laurel Greer Lifesaving Raffle became the most successful raffle in our history.

22 DOGS NOW SAFE AT CHARLESTON ANIMAL SOCIETY

22 dogs rescued from dangerous conditions in Georgetown are now safe at Charleston Animal Society.

MORE THAN 1,300 ANIMALS OVERWHELM BERKELEY AND CHARLESTON SHELTERING SYSTEM

Charleston Animal Society is sounding the alarm: both its Main Campus in North Charleston and its Berkeley Campus in Moncks Corner are beyond capacity, with more than 1,300 animals currently in the Animal Society's care.

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