Animal Shelters in South Carolina by City (Page 6 of 20)
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Richland County Animal CareThe Department of Animal Care provides the citizens of Richland County with the protection of life and property through prompt response time and efficient procedures. The Department attempts to reduce the number of strays, control the outbreak of rabies and educate the public on the importance of licensing their pets and the responsibilities of pet ownership.400 Powell Road, Columbia SC US 29203 Ph:(803)576-2461 http://animalcare.richlandonline.com Email: AnimalCare@richlandonline.com
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SQ RescueSQ Rescue is a charitable organization that has been in operation since 1980. This organization is operated almost single handedly by Mrs. Escue. She works personally one on one with each rescue, taking them for veterinarian care and arranging foster homes. We do not put any animals to sleep. If a surgery is needed, we follow through with our team of specialists here in Columbia to include an Ophthalmologist, Orthopedic, Dermatologist and Internist.7521 Yorkhouse Road, Columbia SC US 29223 Ph:(803)788-1889 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC49.html Email: klangley@sc.rr.com
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Carolina Cats Adopt-A-KittyWe educate the public regarding spay/neuter to reduce the huge number of unwanted pets, and offer advice, resources and referral to help prevent behavioral and medical problems and the spread of feline leukemia, FIV and other feline diseases. Pamphlets and information are available every week at Adopt-A-KittyP. O. Box 210705, Columbia SC US 29221 Ph:(803)798-7285 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC08.html Email: carocats@lycos.com
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Carolina Boxer Rescue, Inc.Our Boxers come to us from shelters, humane societies and directly from owners. They enter into volunteer foster homes throughout both states and live indoors with the foster family and other pets. Each Boxer receives a complete physical, immunizations, sterilization, heartworm test and treatment for any illnesses or diseases., Columbia SC US http://www.cbr.homestead.com Email: boxerfoster@mebtel.net
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Project PetProject Pet believes companion pets have value beyond economic measurement and are entitled to legal, moral and ethical consideration. Our mission is to form a federation of like-minded organizations and individuals to alleviate animal suffering; set safe and humane standards for companion pets and shelters; and educate and increase awareness of the necessity for spaying and neutering to reduce the overall number of unwanted companion pets, eventually reducing the need for euthanasia. A self-sustaining Education/Adoption Center will be established to fulfill our vision of creating a community that will assist, develop, promote and strengthen the quality of life for our companion animals.PO Box 1777, Columbia SC US 29202 http://www.projectpet.com Email: projectpet@bellsouth.net
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Sunset FelinesWe are a Columbia, SC area group dedicated to managing a feral cat colony near Lexington Medical Center. Feral cat colonies can be found all over the city, and in the unmanaged ones, overbreeding leads quickly to the spread of diseases like feline leukemia and feline AIDS. Competition (i.e. fighting) among tomcats for food and mating rights are one of the ways that these diseases are spread. We address these problems through a method called trap/neuter/return, or TNR. We humanely trap the cats and take them to be spayed/neutered, vaccinated and treated for any other illnesses or injuries. After assessing how the cats will adapt to indoor living with people and other pets, the cats are either socialized and placed in loving homes or returned to the wild, where they can live "among their own" and enjoy a life free from the stresses of overbreeding and disease., Columbia SC US Ph:(803)794-5686 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC122.html Email: sunsetfelinessc@msn.com
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BrokendobeAdopting a Doberman or any rescued dog is a large commitment. If the dog has special needs, please be sure that you are willing and able to handle the responsibility., Columbia SC US 29210 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC128.html Email: doriswalker@hotmail.com
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Small Breed Rescue of South CarolinaWe are a small rescue organization based in Columbia, South Carolina. Our mission is to help displaced pets find the ideal, forever homes they deserve. To this end, we nurture and train our foster pets to restore them to physical and emotional health; we have a highly selective, in-depth application process; we offer a one-month trial adoption period; and we offer follow-up training for owners and dogs together., Columbia SC US 29223 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC175.html Email: SBRofSC@aol.com
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City of Columbia Animal Shelter127 Humane Lane, Columbia SC US 29209 Ph:(803)776-7387http://www.columbiasc.net/cofc_pw_animal_services.html Email: animal@columbiasc.net
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Animal Protection League of South CarolinaAPL's Mission: To provide a safe haven for abandoned and abused animals, restore them to good physical and mental health and then place them in loving homes. To use euthanasia ONLY when an animal is suffering and it is recommended and performed by a veterinarian. To investigate neglect, abuse, and cruelty cases. To cooperate with law enforcement agencies in investigating and prosecuting cases. To promote effective spay-neuter, lost and found, and adoption programs. To study and promote changes in federal, state, county and municipal animal laws or ordinances. To educate the public through printed materials and educational activities regarding their responsibility in the proper care of animals.PO Box 5354, Columbia SC US 29250 Ph:(803)783-2119 http://www.aplsc.org Email: aplpets@bellsouth.net
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