PICK ME! SC: SOUTH CAROLINA’S STATEWIDE ADOPTION EVENT IS BACK!
Pick Me! SC is coming back to a shelter near you June 18 – 27. Dozens of shelters, rescues and Petco locations around the state are getting involved in this amazing lifesaving event.
Entries by Jessica Whatley
Peony Pushes Through Multiple Medical Obstacles
Peony was found as a stray with a painful injury from an embedded collar. When she arrived at the shelter, our veterinary team found more medical complications with this sweet 6-year-old that we are helping her face now.
Stepping Up for Stella
Stella is a 4-year-old cat who was surrendered to Charleston Animal Society and needed a little extra help finding her way to a happy, healthy life. When she arrived, she suffered from a variety of different mental and physical ailments.
South Carolina’s First Statewide Town Hall on Animal Welfare
No Kill South Carolina 2024 and Charleston Animal Society will be hosting the South Carolina’s first-ever statewide Town Hall on Tuesday, June 8th at 6pm. The focus of the program is how South Carolina is on track to become a No Kill State by 2024.
“PERFECT STORM” CREATES FOSTERING CRISIS AT CHARLESTON ANIMAL SOCIETY
Charleston Animal Society is making an urgent plea for foster families to help with an overwhelming number of animals flooding its shelter system.
Help Find Plum a Family
Plum is a sweet dog from the U.S. Virgin Islands, and is looking for a loving, patient home. She is very shy, but so gentle and full of love. Are you interested in adopting Plum?
Hotel Indigo Has Gone to the Dogs to Attract Business and Support Local Cause
Hotel Indigo in Mount Pleasant announced today a new partnership with Charleston Animal Society to promote families traveling with their dogs and unique pet-friendly experiences in its Mount Pleasant, South Carolina boutique hotel property.
Four Kittens Found Under Trash Compactor
Four 2-week-old kittens were found injured and alone under a trash compactor. Two of the kittens were suffering from painful injuries to their paws and needed help fast!
URGENT: Kittens Found Outdoors Need to Stay with Mom!
As “Kitten Season” moves forward, we would like to remind everyone to leave young kittens with their mothers where they will have the best chance of survival!
