SNOWSTORM SAFETY TIPS FOR PETS
Temperatures are expected to dip below freezing across the Lowcountry and Charleston Animal Society is urging pet owners to take precautions to protect companion animals and livestock.
INTERNATIONAL ANTI-CRUELTY ICON CAITLYN THE DOG DIES FROM CANCER
Caitlyn became the face of anti-cruelty around the world after she was rescued in North Charleston, SC in 2015 with electrical tape wrapped around her muzzle.
CHARLESTON ANIMAL SOCIETY AND HENDRICK CHARLESTON TEAM UP ON “HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!”
The elves at Charleston Animal Society and Hendrick Charleston are offering a special holiday delivery service. Adopters can opt to have their new pet delivered straight to their doorstep by a team of Santa’s helpers on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.
COUNTY MISLEADS ANIMAL SOCIETY AND PUBLIC: LEAVING ANIMALS CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE
It was Charleston Animal Society’s hope and understanding based on comments made by County Council representatives at a November 8th meeting that we would continue to work together on a month-to-month basis while we move forward in finding common ground for a contractual relationship.
Paws in the Park Returns
Tickets are $25 in advance and $35 at the gate, which include free oysters and chili! Back by popular demand, the Chili Cook-off will showcase 29 of Charleston’s best local restaurants and amazing local chefs competing for the title of chili champion.
Mission Pawsible: Success
A big thank you to everyone who attended Charleston Animal Society’s highly anticipated annual Gala, “Mission Pawsible,” held on October 12, 2024, at the Charleston Gaillard Center. Almost 500 people enjoyed a dazzling evening of celebration and fundraising while marking the 150th anniversary of Charleston Animal Society’s commitment to preventing cruelty to animals.
CHARLESTON ANIMAL SOCIETY LAUNCHES INNOVATIVE NEW PROGRAM TO KEEP ANIMALS OUT OF SHELTER
Charleston Animal Society is launching an innovative new program called Home To Home® designed to help animals skip the shelter altogether. “With Home To Home, we now offer resources to people who for whatever reason, have to give up their pet,” said Charleston Animal Society Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Aldwin Roman, CAWA.
TEARS FLOW AS CAT REUNITED WITH OWNER AFTER 11 YEARS!
There wasn’t a dry eye in the house at Charleston Animal Society as Sam the cat was reunited with his owner after he’d gone missing for 11 years! Sam’s owner Jennifer Ravenel adopted Sam in 2011, but two years later a dog spooked him and he just disappeared from her Hollywood home. “I searched and searched and asked everyone, but nobody saw him,” Ravenel said.
SOUTH CAROLINA SHATTERS NATIONAL ADOPTION RECORD WITH PICKME! SC
Pick Me! SC, the largest annual statewide dog and cat adoption event in the nation, topped 2,500 adoptions, breaking all previous national records. The event, organized by Charleston Animal Society, and powered by Petco Love and BOBS® from Skechers®, brings together 94 shelters, rescue organizations, and Petco pet care centers.
CHARLESTON ANIMAL SOCIETY EVACUATES 24 DOGS TO NEW ENGLAND IN CONTINUING RESPONSE TO DEBBY
24 Dogs are taking a freedom ride from South Carolina to Massachusetts, as Tropical Storm Debby batters the Carolina coast with historic rainfall.
