Pets of the Week – April 8, 2013 (Chloe and Farley)

Chloe the talking cat, the wonderful talking cat. There’s no subject under the sun that this petite one-year-old Brown Tabby won’t chime in about and give her opinion. The problem is no one necessarily understands what she’s saying. It’s best just to nod in agreement and pat her head. When she’s not talking, she’s playing with her toys,

Sharp Facets Pet Food Fund Raiser

Sharp Facets Gallery is joining efforts with Food Lion and their April Pet Food Drive for the Humane Society of Greenwood. During the month of April, for every purchase from, or sale to, Sharp Facets they will donate money towards the purchase of pet food from Food Lion! Anne Eller says “Every bag of food will make a difference and we just thought why not be part of a great campaign with Food Lion to stamp out hunger at the Greenwood Shelter.”

Visit Us at Food Lion on Saturday, April 6

We will be at Food Lion located at 1605 Bypass 72 NE in Greenwood, SC, on Saturday, April 6 from 10a to 4p. On hand will be adoptable dogs — like Glen! — and we will be collecting donated pet food supplies. Come out and see us! (Food Lion Store located at 1520 Edgefield Street is also collecting donations of pet food on behalf of the Greenwood County Animal Shelter.)

April – Animal Cruelty Prevention Month

The Humane Society of Greenwood wants all to realize that animal abuse and neglect occurs in their own community. It’s important to recognize the signs of neglect, whether it’s intentional or not, and to report it for the sake of the animal. Residents of Greenwood City or County (South Carolina) should call 911 or dispatch at (864) 942-8679 to report an animal in need.

Food Lion Stores in Greenwood Holding April Food Drive

For the month of April, both Food Lion stores in Greenwood, SC are collecting donations of dry pet food for the Greenwood County Animal Shelter (operated by the Humane Society of Greenwood). Since 2005 the Society had been receiving free food supplies from pet food manufacturers; however, the availability of those free foods have all but ended as those companies have improved their processes in order to reduce costs associated with production “overruns.”

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