No Kill South Carolina 2024 proudly marks a significant milestone in the Florence Area Community Cat Project – the successful spaying or neutering of the 1000th free-roaming cat, only six months after the program’s inception.
In an extraordinary act of compassion and community commitment, Jeff Cook Real Estate will once again celebrate Jeff Cook’s birthday by sponsoring 100 adoptions at Charleston Animal Society.
The initiative runs October 23 – October 31 with Jeff Cook and his team covering the adoption fees for every dog, cat, kitten, and puppy!
Voters in Charleston and North Charleston go to the polls on November 7th to pick their next mayors. Charleston Animal Society’s Carolina Tails Magazine asked the candidates where they stand on issues important to animals!
The crowd went crazy at the Applause for Paws Mystical Moonlight Ball benefiting Charleston Animal Society when two tickets to an upcoming Taylor Swift concert went on the auction block. Three minutes after they were offered, the tickets sold for a mindblowing $15,000.
A black and white dog named Tillson is recovering at Charleston Animal Society from a severe neck wound caused by an embedded collar.
Four animal shelters from around the state received awards from No Kill South Carolina’s Pick Me! SC statewide adoption event. The recipients of the first-ever “Most Pawductive” Awards were shelters that did the best job engaging their supporters to come into the shelter and adopt during Pick Me!
The Applause for Paws Mystical Moonlight Ball Gala benefiting Charleston Animal Society will take place at the Charleston Gaillard Center on Saturday, October 14, 2023. Tickets are almost sold out and the online silent auction is now open at CharlestonAnimalSociety.org/Gala.
That’s why as part of their annual #SubaruLovesPets month, Crews Subaru is helping our animals find loving homes by donating $100 for every pet adopted throughout October.* They’ll even be showing a little extra love and support to the older, physically challenged, last-to-be-chosen dogs they lovingly call the “Underdogs,” who often spend their whole lives waiting to be adopted.
Charleston Animal Society has been named a finalist in the second annual Land Rover “Defender Service Awards,” which honors organizations making an impact within their community. Please help us win a new Land Rover Defender for our animal disaster response efforts — by voting for our video entry! You can vote from each legitimate email you have, once a day from October 21 – November 6.
Charleston Animal Society’s 149th Celebration of Lifesaving Success took place Thursday, September 7, 2023 at Hotel Indigo in Mount Pleasant. Highlights included special awards, a look back at how Charleston Animal Society led the way to Charleston County becoming the first No Kill Community in the Southeast 10 years ago. President and CEO Joe Elmore also gave a state of the organization address, which included an update on the planned campus expansion.
