23 dogs are currently receiving treatment at Charleston Animal Society after a seizure July 11 in Awendaw by the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office. The case remains under investigation.
To help deserving shelter pets find loving homes, BISSELL Pet Foundation sponsors reduced adoption fees of $50 or less per cat or dog during each nationwide event.
Fireworks can be particularly distressing for animals due to their heightened sense of hearing and sensitivity to loud noises. The sudden bursts of light and deafening sounds can cause panic and anxiety, leading pets to flee in search of safety.
A hound dog named Twiggy who was found running loose on Johns Island is recovering at Charleston Animal Society after rare, three-foot kidney worms (Dioctophyme renale) were found during a spay-neuter surgery.
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Charleston Animal Society announces the launch of “Operation Fix It: Spay it Forward” May 1 – May 5. This critical fundraiser will support their crucial mission of providing low-cost spay and neuter services to thousands of animals annually.
A female dog just over a year old was found wandering on Houston Street in North Charleston and brought to Charleston Animal Society for lifesaving treatment.
The Rescue Brew star search celebrating Charleston Animal Society’s 150th Anniversary is underway! Just enter a photo of your dog and cat and he or she could be on the label of Rescue Brew made by Commonhouse Aleworks.
Vote now for the Summerville Journal Scene’s 2024 Readers’ Choice! Ballot is open March 11 through April 12, 2024.
