Puppies Arrive with Burned Feet
North Charleston Animal Control recently found three tiny stray puppies with horribly burned feet and tails. It appeared as though they had been suffering with the burns for about a week before they were found.
Dr. Shirley McGreal: 1934 – 2021
The Lowcountry has lost an animal hero. Dr. Shirley McGreal, the founder of the International Primate Protection League (IPPL) in Summerville, has died.
VET SHORTAGE PROMPTS STATEWIDE SPAY-NEUTER PROJECT
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 Helps Rescue 85 Dogs from Horrible Conditions
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.
Charleston Animal Society Honored by Better Business Bureau
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.
JEFF COOK REAL ESTATE SPONSORED 100 FREE PET ADOPTIONS!
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.
Honey
When a 1-year-old dog arrived with a terribly injured and infected leg, our team knew she needed life-saving care fast. A leg amputation was the only option for this sweet girl.
Two Cane Corsos’ Journey from Loss to Love
Gena and Luca are 8-year-old Cane Corsos. At 73 and 120 pounds, these gentle giants are hard to miss. Their lives were turned upside down one month ago when their beloved dad was in a tragic car accident. He was hospitalized and mostly paralyzed from the neck down.
Heartworm Awareness Month
This month is Heartworm Awareness Month at Charleston Animal Society. Learn how to protect your pets from heartworm disease with one simple monthly chew.
Clear the Shelters Success
Charleston Animal Society and shelters across the state participated in the NBC Universal and Hill’s Pet Nutrition sponsored “Clear the Shelters” event August 23 – September 19th.
