Greenville County Animal Care

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Increased pet adoptions make it one of the few fields to consider 2020 a successful year

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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 [...]

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    Greenville County Reaches No-Kill Status!

Greenville County Reaches No-Kill Status!

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Shelly Simmons, animal care manager, said the no-kill goal is one the shelter couldn't have reached without the community's help. "We know it’s not going to get easier just because we made the announcement. It’s harder now than ever because of the animals that we’re seeing," Simmons said.   Click to read more  

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