Big Tex Survives Tragedy on I-95
A German Shepherd is on his way to a full recovery after surviving being hit by a car on I-95!
A German Shepherd is on his way to a full recovery after surviving being hit by a car on I-95!
When a 13-year-old summer camper watched his first spay-neuter surgery, his face could not control what he was feeling!
The 4th of July is an important holiday, but one of the most dangerous for pets.
Effective June 24, 2020, all individuals (staff, volunteers, visitors, clients, customers, contractors and animal control officers, etc.) entering Charleston Animal Society will be required to wear a face mask or face covering and sanitize their hands prior to entry.
The entire bottom half of his abdominal muscle was completely separated from its attachment, allowing all his stomach contents to escape and sit just under the skin. This problem required extensive surgical repair.
Read more about Charleston Animal Society’s 10 lifesaving strategies.
Charleston Animal Society announced a partnership with luxury apartment community Caroline to promote pet adoptions and volunteerism with the animal shelter.
When Daffodil was brought to Charleston Animal Society, our veterinarians got to work immediately to help her with road rash that covered more than 30% of her body.
From now until June 30, 2020 there is a CFC Special Solicitation – COVID-19 for Federal employees, members of the military, postal workers and retirees. Please note that employees can donate all year round.