Charleston Animal Society and the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office is leading the rescue. Dozens of dogs were being kept outside and inside a residence that was set up as a dog rescue operation. According to the Sheriff’s Department, the homeowner had been hospitalized and was unable to care for the dogs.
Children to read Tony and Emmy award winning actress and performer Kristin Chenoweth’s new book “What Will I Do with My Love Today” to shelter pets during national event on April 22
Animal Planet’s Jackson Galaxy Lets You know about the 2022 Lifesaving Lexus Raffle!
Charleston Animal Society and the Second Chance ReSale Store will close at 3:00pm on Tuesday, April, 5 to allow staff and volunteers ample opportunity to safely reach their homes, secure their children and families and take care of their animals, along with preparing their residences for severe thunderstorms expected to arrive in the Lowcountry this evening.
What can we say, we like Big Mutts and we cannot lie! Charleston Animal Society has so many adult dogs in need of homes right now! So we brought in our friend and big mutt lover, DJ Natty Heavy, to help put the call out for all the Big Mutts Lovers!
Celebrity Cat Expert Jackson Galaxy joined Charleston Animal Society in the dedication ceremony for the Maria Panella Cat Enrichment Garden Wednesday morning. This enrichment garden was installed to honor a marvelous volunteer and donor who was particularly involved with cats. Our animal care staff, including our behavior specialists, will now have additional tools specifically to help our resident cats!
World’s Best Cat Litter has stepped up to donate $5 to Charleston Animal Society for every picture of a pet cat in his or her home litter box that is posted to a family’s personal Facebook page or Instagram account with the hashtag #GiveACrap until the donation totals $5,000.
Don’t Just Take Your Dog For A Walk…Take Your Walk For A Dog!
Did you know that every time you take a walk with your dog at home, you can help us raise money for animals in the shelter?
Charleston Animal Society’s Disaster Response Team deployed to Pickens County Thursday morning, to assist with the rescue of 166 dogs living in inhumane conditions.
Charleston Animal Society is playing cupid this Valentine’s Day Season by lowering adult dog adoption fees to $25 From February 3rd – 14th. If you were waiting for a sign that love is in the cards for you, this is it!
