Cat Shelters in South Carolina by Name (Page 12 of 13)
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Sable RescueSable Rescue, Inc. is located in Greenville South Carolina. We pull animals under death sentence from animal control and shelters who do not have room for them any longer. We keep the animals until a home can be found for them. We support spay and neuter programs. If anyone needs help, please contact us and we will try to find an organization in your area. We also help with TNR programs for feral cats. If interested in helping feral cats, please contact us!6 Saco Street, Greenville SC US 29611 Ph:(864)295-4007 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC145.html Email: kathysable@yahoo.com
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Saint Frances Humane SocietyOur organization is dedicated to finding loving, responsible homes for every adoptable animal in our shelter. We do not use euthanasia as a way of shelter population control. Rather, we use every avenue available to quickly "move" animals from a shelter environment. We accept all animals brought in by the City of Georgetown, and Georgetown County Animal Control personnel, and we will accept other animals as space becomes available or if a determination is made that the welfare of the animal is in jeopardy125 Ridge Rd, Georgetown SC US 29440 Ph:(843)546-0780Fax:(843)520-4848 http://www.stfranceshumanesociety.com Email: scesra@yahoo.com
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Sav-R-Cats International Inc.Sav-R-Cats began as a small group of volunteers with a dream to end the inhumanity put upon so many feral and stray cats in our resort community. That dream has now spread throughout the County. We are a local source for all domestic, stray and feral cat information. We promote , educate, train and performTrap/Neuter/Return for the many colonies in our area. We support many caregivers and fight for animal and cat rights with our legal team. We are currently working with the County government to improve the conditions at the Animal Control facility and are actively working with the new Horry Georgetown Animal Coalition to improve conditions for all animals housed there.603 North Kings Hwy. P.O.Box 2740, Myrtle Beach SC US 29578 Ph:(843)448-9471 http://www.sav-r-cats.com Email: karyn_barber@yahoo.com
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Seneca Animal HospitalSeneca Animal Hospital, besides offering veterinary care to upstate South Carolina, we also try to help abandonded, stray, and homeless animals. Since we are a small facility, our space is limited to the number of homeless animals we can keep, and therefore do not take in animals on a regular basis.835 W.N. 1st St., Seneca SC US 29691 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/SC164.html Email: jenmccall76@wmconnect.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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Spartanburg Humane SocietySpartanburg Humane Society since 1964, is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the promotion of animal welfare throughout Spartanburg and surrounding areas. The goals of the Spartanburg Humane Society, are making our community a safer place for people to live, preventing cruelty to animals, and educating the public in proper animal care, especially the neutering of pets. All our programs are directed toward these goals.150 Dexter Rd., Spartanburg SC US 29303 Ph:(864)583-4805Fax:(864)542-9139 http://www.spartanburghumanesociety.com Email: rgeter@spartanburghumanesociety.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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St.Frances Animal CenterPrivate Non Profit that offers TNR programs and Low cost Spay/Neuter clinics as well as adoptions.125 Ridge Rd, Georgetown SC US 29440 Ph:(843)546-0780Fax:(843)520-4848 http://www.stfrancesanimalcenter.com Email: sfhsadoptions@yahoo.com
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Sumter SPCA1140 S. Guinard Dr., Sumter SC US 29150 Ph:(803)773-9292
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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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