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!”
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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.
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Every pet deserves the chance to be loved and safe, tucked in a loving home. This week, as shelters across the Lowcountry face the height of kitten season, Charleston Animal Societyis partnering with PetSmart Charities to help more pets find families during PetSmart Charities National Adoption Week, taking place July 20–29 at stores across our area.
Stronger Together Adoption Campaign Offering Great Deals at Both Campuses!
Now through August 26th, all dogs are FREE to adopt, thanks to @Hill’s Pet Nutrition ! As part of our Stronger Together Campaign, all dogs and cats 1 year and older are free, and kittens are 50% off – at both our Charleston Campus and our Berkeley Campus! Whether you need a couch buddy, a hiking partner, or just someone to keep you laughing, we’ve got a pet for you! Visit us weekdays from 12-3 PM or weekends from 10 AM-5 PM at either campus! Frederick is a 4-year-old Chihuahua mix with a gentle heart who’s looking for a patient and understanding family to help him build his confidence. While he may be shy at first, beneath that timid exterior is a sweet, loving dog who just needs time to feel safe and secure. With the recent rescue of 22 dogs from Georgetown, we need adopters now more than ever!
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What an incredible finish! Because of your generosity, the 10th Annual Hank & Laurel Greer Lifesaving Raffle became the most successful raffle in our history.
Together, 2,019 supporters purchased all 4,000 available entries, raising an extraordinary $361,508 to help Charleston Animal Society save lives when animals need us most. At a time when animal shelters across the Lowcountry are facing unprecedented challenges and responding to heartbreaking cruelty cases and overcrowding, your support ensures we’re ready to answer every call. Every ticket purchased helps provide shelter, medical care, rehabilitation, spay/neuter services, and second chances for thousands of animals who have nowhere else to turn.
We extend our deepest gratitude to Hank and Laurel Greer, whose incredible generosity in donating the grand prize vehicle and every cash prize made this lifesaving fundraiser possible. Their unwavering commitment to animals has empowered Charleston Animal Society to continue our mission during one of the most difficult periods our region’s shelters have faced.
Congratulations to our 2026 Lifesaving Raffle winners:
2026 Toyota Grand Highlander Platinum Hybrid AWD MAX: Ann Baker of Charleston, SC
$6,000 Cash Prize: Rebecca Knapp of Charleston, SC
$4,000 Cash Prize: Teresa Pooler of Charleston, SC
$2,000 Cash Prize: Gigi Colaiacovo of Anderson, SC
$500 Cash Prize: Sandy Rath of Pawleys Island, SC
$500 Cash Prize: Elena Loomis of Summerville, SC
To every person who bought a ticket, shared our raffle with friends and family, volunteered, or cheered us on, thank you. While only six names were drawn, thousands of animals will be the true winners because of your compassion. From all of us at Charleston Animal Society, thank you for standing with us and making lifesaving possible.
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22 dogs rescued from one of South Carolina’s largest animal cruelty cases are now safe at Charleston Animal Society after assisting our No Kill South Carolina Partner, Saint Frances Animal Center. More than 100 dogs and nearly a dozen cats were found living in horrific conditions, while over 125 deceased dogs were recovered. The dogs are being given plenty of rest, medical attention, food and water as they recover. These survivors have a second chance because of supporters like you!
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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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The Goose Creek Police Department received calls on the morning of Monday August 25th that more than a dozen small dogs were seen running at large near the intersection of Red Bank Road and Highway 52.
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Charleston Animal Society is proud to announce the launch of “Raising Readers,” a program designed to promote literacy in children while offering comfort to animals awaiting adoption. Sponsored by Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers, the program officially kicks off with a launch event on Thursday, July 25, at Charleston Animal Society.
