Dog Shelters in South Carolina by Name (Page 12 of 18)
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Maqwas Paw Print Husky RescueMaqwa's Paw Print Husky Rescue was founded on behalf of Maqwa. Maqwa is a Sioux word that means bear and bears are known for being able to find hidden roots for medicinal use. Maqwa was wonderful at this. Maqwa was a full blooded Siberian Husky that came to me as a rescue in need of a home. He was extremely intelligent and a great team motivator as he ran in the lead of a team of sled dogs. When the team was tired and wanted to stop HE was the one who could motivate them to keep going a little further. In June 2004 Maqwa suddenly and unexplainably walked across the rainbow bridge. We cried for 3 days and did nothing else. But because of his leadership ability we decided that a shelter or rescued dog was NOT one that we would ever overlook again when we were looking for a team member or as a pet and thus we began taking in Huskies from the shelters to save them from walking the rainbow bridge and instead help them to find forever families. Maqwa forever left his paw print on our hearts and thus the name Maqwa's Paw Print Husky Rescue., Chapin SC US Ph:(803)345-0729 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/SC169.html Email: maqwaspawprintrescue@earthlink.net
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Marion County SPCAThe Marion County SPCA is a non-profit organization that strives to help end animal cruelty and place all orphaned and previously unwanted animals into kind, loving homes. Among the services we provide are: An animal shelter, foster home program, anti-cruelty campaigns, volunteer opportunities, animal control in Marion County, criminal investigations into animal cruelty, education in local schools about how to handle and care for pets, as well as what types of animals are realisitic to have as pets.123 Dog and Cat Ct., Mullins SC US 29574 Ph:(843)464-2454 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC41.html Email: MCAnimalshelter@aol.com
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Mary Ann Morris Animal Society Inc.The Mary Ann Morris Animal Society, Inc. 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; those who find strays must bring them to us.254 Slow Pitch Road, Bamberg SC US 29003 Ph:(803)245-7387 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC46.html Email: MAMAS Shelter@aol.com
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Maude Schiffley Chapter of S.P.C.A.We are a non-profit (c)3 organization that was started over 40 years by Maude Schiffley. We continue to carry on her mission. Our goals are: 1. To reduce the overbreeding of domestic animals, primarily cats and dogs. 2. To further responsible pet ownership. 3. To place adoptable pets into responsible homes. 4. To shelter animals in such a way as to minimize their stress, protect them from the elements, and to provide a place of safety and comfort. 5. To educate the public (adults and children) on proper animal care and responsible animal ownership.225 Ruf Road, Orangeburg SC US 29118 Ph:(803)536-3918 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC159.html Email: heffner@sc.rr.com
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Molly's Militia Shelter Pet RescueTo improve the quality of life and increase the life expectancy of shelter animals through an aggressive rescue and adoption program.P. O. Box 6816, North Augusta SC US 29841 Ph:(803)279-7003 http://www.mollysmilitia.org/home.html Email: mollysmilitia@aol.com
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Morningstar Animal Rescue & ReferralMorningstar Animal Rescue & Referral, Inc. (MARR) is a 501 (c) (3) non profit dog rescue group based in Ridgeland, SC that is foremost dedicated to finding wonderful forever homes for the unwanted, abused & needy animals in our area and even beyond if we can. We also support and assist our local kill and no kill shelters as well as local rescuers. MARR strongly promotes spaying and neutering as an effective means to help control the animal overpopulation. We gladly accept donations of money, food, pet supplies such as beds & toys, prepaid phone cards (for when we have to check references) and gift certificates to on-line pet stores.1626 Bees Creek Rd., Ridgeland SC US 29936 Ph:(843)684-3443Fax:(843)717-3069 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC12.html Email: Morningstar@hargray.com
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Nalleys NardsNalley's Nards is a SC non-profit corporation organized for the purpose of rescuing and adopting St. Bernards. While our primary focus is directed to Saints, we also rescue other breeds as we have space and resources.171 Valley Drive, Liberty SC US 29657 http://www.nalleysnards.org Email: pam@nalleysnards.org
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Newberry County Animal Care and Control11494 SC Highway 34, Newberry SC US 29108 Ph:(803)321-2185http://www.newberrycounty.net/animal/ Email: dhallman@newberrycounty.net
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Noah ProgramThe Noah Program is a 501c-3 non-profit organization that began at Ark Animal Hospital in 1994. Our mission is to provide medical care and treatment to critically injured stray animals and wildlife of our area. Once treated, domestic animals are then put up for adoption and wildlife are released back into the wild. Some of our domestic animals need special homes because they may not have a leg or eye, need daily medications, have a limp, a skin condition or have chronically treated problems. They need exceptional care and love. Their ages range from newborn on up to adult. If you or a friend would be interested in adopting one of these special pets, please contact Ark Animal Hospital at 843-238-1414. An adoption form will be completed before taking ownership. Adopted pets are spayed or neutered before placing if they are old enough. If not then, it will be done at a discounted rate. All cats are tested for leukemia and feline aids and the dogs are tested for heartworms. They are also up to date on vaccines and started on heartworm prevention. There is an ADOPTION DONATION, which helps the NOAH PROGRAM. All cats are adopted to indoor homes only, unless otherwise specified.1011 6th Ave, Surfside Beach SC US 29575 Ph:(843)238-1414 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC99.html
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Noble Shepherd RescueWelcome to Noble Shepherd Rescue, Inc.! We are an organization dedicated to rescuing German Shepherd Dogs in need in South and North Carolina. We are an approved non-profit corporation with the state of South Carolina and have our 501(c)(3) status from the IRS. There is no public shelter to visit. Instead, our companion animals are lovingly cared for in one of our approved foster homes where they can more readily adjust to a family/home environment. It is our goal to place as many as we can in forever homes with people that appreciate the nobility and undying loyalty that is characteristic to the breed. You will never find a better friend, or a more dedicated companion. All of our dogs are vet-checked upon rescue, spayed or neutered, brought up to date on all vaccinations and tested for heartworms. They are also temperament tested, checked for food aggression, compatibility with other dogs as well as children, and socialized before being placed on our adoption list. German Shepherds are not for everyone. They are a unique breed. Highly intelligent dogs, they love to learn, and need exercise. They do very well with obedience and command training, and most enjoy it thoroughly. They do, however, tend to have more dominant personalities than some breeds and can be stubborn. It is important to be a step ahead of them at all times, as a GSD with an Alpha personality can be a handful.PO Box 7286, Florence SC US 29502 http://www.nobleshepherdrescue.com Email: info@nobleshepherdrescue.com Email2: sinclair@nobleshepherdrescue.com
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