State: SC
Greyhound Lifesavers Inc.consists of greyhound owners and volunteers from Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. We are dedicated to finding homes for retired racing greyhounds. We have extensive experience in caring for greyhounds and we love match ...
We are a Greyhound rescue organization dedicated to educating the public, rescuing, rehabilitating and adopting out retired race hounds. Nationally there are approximately 10,000 Greyhounds rescued every year, but (officially)another 20,000 plus are not s ...
GPA-SC/Carolina Greyhound Adoptions is a non-profit volunteer group of Greyhound owners and lovers in and around South Carolina who are devoted to finding homes for retired racing Greyhounds, as well as educating the public about the Greyhound as a compan ...
The Animal Care Center provides excellent care and humane treatment for all animals while maintaining a clean and healthy environment for both animals and people. Its main goals are to promote and provide healthy adoptions and work with animal control to ...
The Humane Society of Lancaster, SC (HSLSC) is just caring individuals that can't sit by and let the poor lost souls be forgotten. We want to wake up & shake up Lancaster County, SC to start really caring about the pets here. We want owners to be held acc ...
Our mission is to prevent animal suffering, to help reduce overpopulation by promoting spaying and neutering, to educate the public about animal welfare, and to place adoptable animals in loving homes.
The Kershaw County Humane Society is dedicated to providing food, housing, and medical care of all lost or homeless animals within our county. Our charter addresses the root causes of animal abuse and over population through education and spay/neuter. ...
Save Lives / Stop Abuse & Neglect Find Loving Homes / Spay & Neuter / Provide Wellness Care and Shots / Promote Public Awareness and more!
The Lee County Animal Shelter is a not for profit animal shelter that services all of Lee County. We have come a long way over the past few years, and strive to be compassionate and caring for each animal, just as a humane organization should be. We have ...
A 501(c)3 non-profit no kill rescue for stray and homeless kittens. All kittens in our program are kept in various volunteer's homes and handled extensively. They are also examined by a vet, given medical treatment, treated for fleas, worms, and other par ...
LuvaPaw Animal Rescue is a No-Kill Rescue located in the Greenville, SC area. We rescue all sizes, all breeds. We have a small adoption center, although our organization is mostly comprised of the wonderful volunteers who foster our Furry Paw’d Friends in ...
The Mary Ann Morris Animal Society, Inc. (MAMAS) is an organization dedicated to procuring the humane treatment of animals in our rural area. Only one of the five towns within our county has an animal control officer. We are not able to pick up animals; t ...
Molly's Militia is a group of volunteers who foster dogs in their homes. We hold adoptions every Saturday in Aiken, South Carolina from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. We network with all rescue groups to rescue dogs from pounds and to save strays. We have approxi ...
Pawmetto Lifeline was created in 1999 as Project Pet, community-based, people/pet project founded by volunteers from four local animal welfare organizations who joined to humanely reduce pet overpopulation in the Midlands through innovative, pro-active pr ...
Pet Haven of South Carolina (PHSC) is a federally recognized public non-profit organization with 501(c)3 status. We are dedicated to the preservation and welfare of all felines, canines, and equines as well as all other domestic animals.
Pet Helpers is a private, non-profit 501c 3 Adoption Center and Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic that serves communities across the Lowcountry. Our mission is to end the euthanasia of all adoptable cats and dogs by keeping all animals until adopted; provid ...
Many pet problems are due to overpopulation. Pure and simple. And the solution to this is just as simple. Spay & Neuter. It's not a complicated matter. But it must be addressed on a grand scale. Rescuing and placing 25 or 30 animals a year is noble but wi ...
