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 [...]
City of Columbia Animal Services manager Marli Drum writes: One of the best ways to make sure this happens is to spay or neuter pets before they have a chance to breed. Reaching this goal is becoming more and more attainable, especially with low-cost spay/neuter becoming more accessible. Read the full article here
Dog lovers and advocates are looking to make South Carolina a "no-kill" state when it comes to euthanizing dogs. Several local groups held a meeting at the Aiken SPCA but the question turns to where things go from here. Watch both segments and read the article here
Dozens of animal lovers gathered Thursday, headed up by 'No Kill South Carolina', a state-wide initiative that is working to end unnecessary euthanization. Watch the news segment here
