At its 147th annual meeting on Sunday, March 14th, Charleston Animal Society announced the Palmetto State can be a No Kill State by 2024. The initiative is funded through a grant from the Petco Foundation.
Billie Jean was brought to us by a good Samaritan after a gruesome attack by another animal. She has endured weeks of surgeries and bandage changes, but our expert veterinary team saved this sweet kitty’s life!
Charleston Animal Society is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and felony conviction of two people who posed as Law Enforcement Officers in order to take a dog and her four puppies.
When we were connected with a family that was grieving the loss of their father and overwhelmed caring for 10 dogs and puppies, we jumped into action to help in any way we could!
Be sure to join our annual meeting for a major announcement that will impact the lives of animals across the State of South Carolina!
For the month of March, Charleston Animal Society will be participating in the “No Place Like Home Challenge,” a Maddie’s Fund nationwide initiative to increase the number of lost pets that are reunited with their families.
Charleston Animal Society now offers a program called Pet Safe to ensure your pet is taken care of, in their new home with a loving family, when you are gone or are disabled.
We are hosting the training of Animal Control Officers and animal industry professionals this week at the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office, significantly elevating the capacity for handling animal cruelty in our state.
We recently transported a number of dogs to Charleston Animal Society from one of our sister shelters that was well over capacity. You can help us save more by making room in your home for one more!
