No Kill SC 2024 launches Florence area community cat project
https://www.wbtw.com/video/no-kill-sc-24-launches-florence-area-community-cat-project/8570819/
Charleston-based animal society working to reduce Florence free-roaming cat population with ‘community cat project’
https://www.wmbfnews.com/2023/04/14/charleston-based-animal-society-working-reduce-florence-free-roaming-cat-population-with-community-cat-project/
Florence organization to spay, neuter 1,000 free-roaming cats, control population
https://wpde.com/news/local/free-roaming-cats-spay-neuter-control-population-florence-area-community-cat-project-no-kill-south-carolina-2023-charleston-animal-society-tvar-method-trap-vaccinate-alter-return
Charleston Animal Society announces goal to have SC become a no-kill state by 2024
https://abcnews4.com/news/local/charleston-animal-society-announces-goal-to-have-sc-become-a-no-kill-state-by-2024
Charleston Animal Society announces plans to make SC a no kill state by 2024
https://www.live5news.com/2021/03/14/charleston-animal-society-announces-plans-make-sc-no-kill-state-by/
FOCUS: $1 million challenge to fuel no-kill effort to save animals
https://charlestoncurrents.com/2021/03/focus-1-million-challenge-to-fuel-no-kill-effort-to-save-animals/
Charleston Animal Society announces $1 million challenge to make SC a no-kill state
https://www.postandcourier.com/news/charleston-animal-society-announces-1-million-challenge-to-make-sc-a-no-kill-state/article_df3c087c-84e8-11eb-8fa3-5f7dd6a85208.html
Charleston Animal Society celebrates 8-year milestone
Charleston County is the oldest No Kill Community for dogs and cats in the Southeast and is celebrating eight years as a No Kill Community. Click to read more
How Charleston Animal Society’s ‘far-fetched’ idea could save lives statewide
[Charleston Animal Society] is celebrating the eighth successful year of its “No Kill Charleston” campaign and the fulfillment of a dramatically ambitious goal, especially for a shelter that takes in all animals from a region of the country where euthanasia rates run high. Read the full op-ed here
Increased pet adoptions make it one of the few fields to consider 2020 a successful year
More time at home in 2020 has meant more dogs and cats being adopted and brought home, according to those at South Carolina shelters.Adoptions at Pawmetto Lifeline, a nonprofit shelter in Irmo, have been taking place at a pace that is 15 to 20 pets per week more than last year on average, according to CEO [...]