Pets of the Week – March 3, 2014 (Blu and Catalina)

Blu

He’s a classically handsome water-dog gentleman, house trained and beautiful on a leash, a Chocolate Lab Retriever mix as appealingly stylish as his name — “Blu.” Six-year-old Blu is 75 lbs of calm companionship, he’s patient and trustworthy with kids, enjoys other dogs, will “sit” on command, and would love to hit the lake with you this summer (he’s so drawn to water he plays in his bowl.) See how well-mannered a big Southern boy can be,

Shelter Job Opening – Animal Care Attendant

We have a job opening for self-motivated, teachable, reliable individuals to fill part-time Animal Care Attendant positions at the Greenwood County Animal Shelter. Read job description before submitting application.

Weekend work required, valid driver’s license and reliable transportation a must. Qualified applicants should complete a job application and bring application,

Pets of the Week – February 17, 2014 (Diesel and Honey Bear)

Diesel

He’s the stuff your dog-loving dreams are made of; praise from volunteer dog-walkers includes “Perfect gentleman” and “Listens well,” but the overall gentility of 3-year-old Am Staff/mix golden boy “Diesel” is hard to describe. He’s 48 lbs of heart, the kind that seeks only the thrill of your company. Meet Diesel and he’ll stand to place his paws on you tenderly —

Pets of the Week – February 10, 2014 (Baby Girl and CiCi)

Baby Girl

Like the mythical Phoenix, Baby Girl rose from the ashes and was reborn a striking vision of canine beauty. She was only 22 lbs. when she was found by animal control, but you wouldn’t recognize her now – she’s gained 20 pounds since that fateful day. She’s a stunning golden-tan American Staffordshire Terrier mix and this once shy wallflower now leaps,

February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month

February is nationally recognized as “Spay/Neuter Awareness Month.” The purpose is to encourage people to have their pets sterilized before the spring and summer months when there is a rampant overproduction of puppies and kittens. During that time most animal shelters experience an unmanageable increase in animal intake. Spay/neutering helps to decrease those numbers and saves pets’ lives.

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