Charleston Animal Society just completed two weeks of performing spaying or neutering surgeries for dogs and cats in animal shelters located in 11 different counties, across every single region of the state.
Charleston Animal Society rescued 19 dogs from tornado-struck Kentucky this week. These animals were already in shelters and their transport will now make room for other animals lost because of the storms.
Veterinarians from across the country joined together with No Kill South Carolina last week to help several animal shelters and rescue organizations that were over capacity with homeless animals. Throughout the week 447 animals were spayed or neutered, bringing them one step closer to finding loving homes.
As temperatures dip into the 20s across the Lowcountry, Charleston Animal Society is issuing a Cold Weather Alert for pets.
We are packed with animals at the shelter and to celebrate Thanksgiving, we are waiving all adoption fees on adult dogs and cats. Come adopt and make this a Thanksgiving to remember!
The Lowcountry has lost an animal hero. Dr. Shirley McGreal, the founder of the International Primate Protection League (IPPL) in Summerville, has died.
A statewide veterinarian shortage is putting the lives of thousands of animals in shelters across the state at risk. Learn more about Charleston Animal Society’s effort to help.
Charleston Animal Society’s Disaster Response Team was called into action Tuesday to assist the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office rescue 85 dogs trapped in horrible living conditions. Two dogs were found dead.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) Serving Central South Carolina and Charleston honored Charleston Animal Society with the 2021 Large Business of the Year Torch Award.
It was a perfectly timed birthday celebration for homeless animals in Charleston County. Each year, Jeff Cook Real Estate sponsors 100 adoptions at Charleston Animal Society to celebrate Cook’s birthday.
