No Kill South Carolina 2024 and Charleston Animal Society will be hosting the South Carolina’s first-ever statewide Town Hall on Tuesday, June 8th at 6pm. The focus of the program is how South Carolina is on track to become a No Kill State by 2024.
Charleston Animal Society is making an urgent plea for foster families to help with an overwhelming number of animals flooding its shelter system.
Hotel Indigo in Mount Pleasant announced today a new partnership with Charleston Animal Society to promote families traveling with their dogs and unique pet-friendly experiences in its Mount Pleasant, South Carolina boutique hotel property.
As “Kitten Season” moves forward, we would like to remind everyone to leave young kittens with their mothers where they will have the best chance of survival!
In an effort to ensure that injured K9s receive veterinary medical care immediately following an injury, Mt. Pleasant Police and Paramedics teamed up with Charleston Animal Society for annual training in advanced lifesaving care for police dogs.
Charleston Animal Society President and CEO Joe Elmore spoke about ways to prevent animal abuse and neglect. See the entire video in this post.
Give Tuesday before midnight at CharlestonAnimalSociety.org/Donate and your donation will DOUBLE up to $10,000 thanks the generosity of the Shelly Leeke Law Firm.
No Kill South Carolina, a program of Charleston Animal Society, is helping to coordinate the rollout of Petco Love Lost around the state. Petco Love Lost is a new, searchable national database that uses patented facial recognition technology to make finding lost pets quicker and easier.
This Friday is Lost Pet Awareness Day! We will be raising awareness around lost pets and celebrating wonderful reunions between lost pets and their families.
Dandelion arrived at the shelter with her brother at just two months old. She was suffering from a severe case of pneumonia and needed emergency care to recover.
