By Brian Clark | November 24, 2013 | Awareness, Calendar, Events, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
The Greenwood Animal Shelter will offer its version of a Black Friday sales special Friday, November 29 and Saturday, November 30 from 10 am – 5 pm. This Black “Furday” special will have an emphasis on finding forever homes for shelter dogs and cats. All dogs and puppies will be available to adopt for $60,
By Brian Clark | November 24, 2013 | Awareness, Pet Health, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
To take advantage of the *FREE* transport to low-cost spay/neuter services at Animal Allies in Spartanburg, please call (864) 576-6971. Bring your pet to the Humane Society Spay/Neuter offices behind Greenwood Animal Shelter the morning of your scheduled appointment and pick him/her up that same day at 6p. DO IT NOW —
By Brian Clark | November 20, 2013 | Community, Donating, Events, Fundraiser, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Anyone who brings any of the following supplies to the Starbucks in Greenwood, SC on Saturday, November 23, from 7a to 2p, gets a FREE SHORT DRINK — any drink!
Remember that the supply drive continues throughout the entire month of November!
By Brian Clark | November 18, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
He’s a strapping young well-bred Boxer mix Southern boy, born with a best-friend temperament, natural manners that tell him not to potty in his pen, and a beaming smile as handsome as his sleek brindle-and-white coat. Two-year-old “Bo” was found stray and he hasn’t stopped wagging since, make him your own with a little training (he can already “sit” for a treat) and he’ll polish up perfectly as your treasured indoor/outdoor family member.
By Brian Clark | November 15, 2013 | Jobs, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Job opening for hard-working individuals to fill part-time Animal Care Attendant positions at the Greenwood County Animal Shelter. Read job description before applying. Only self-motivated, teachable, direction-following individuals need apply.
Weekend work required, valid driver’s license and reliable transportation a must. Qualified applicants please complete job application and either bring application,
By Brian Clark | November 11, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
“Kiss and tell” isn’t his style, simply because 6-year-old Chihuahua/mix “Dusty” is too busy kissing you more; this ardent lover-boy’s a 4-legged fountain of affection — smiling, gentle, and willing to run back to you the moment you call his name. Dusty’s a loyal companion dog who’s playful and trustworthy with kids,
By Brian Clark | November 9, 2013 | Awareness, Calendar, Community, Events, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Join us at Petsmart in Greenwood Friday, 11/15 (12p – 4p), Saturday, 11/16 (11a – 4p), and Sunday, 11/17 (1p – 4p) to meet and adopt available dogs and cats from the Greenwood County Animal Shelter. Adoption fees for dogs adopted from the event are reduced to $60. We look forward to seeing you there!
By Brian Clark | November 6, 2013 | Donating, Events, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
The HSOG has been selected by the ASPCA as one of the beneficiaries of the 9Lives Morris’ Rescue Watch grant to receive an entire pallet of cat food! We will be picking it up in December from a distribution center in Atlanta. We may be soliciting volunteer help to pick up the food and bring it back to Greenwood.
By Brian Clark | November 4, 2013 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
Our 2-year-old Hound/mix “Honey” is a natural cure for all that ails, a golden companion who’ll sit, shake and lie down for a treat, and a purely delightful playmate who thinks a tennis ball and tug-of-war are the bee’s knees. Gentle Honey was found stray, endowed with a refined spirit so impressive that calling her sweet’s an understatement;
By Brian Clark | November 2, 2013 | Awareness, Uncategorized | Like | Leave a comment |
This documentary was filmed in mid-July 2013. Volunteers from Operation Paws For Homes (OPH), one of HSOGs rescue partners, drove 600 miles from Maryland and Washington D.C. to document how and why OPH travels to animal shelters in rural Southern areas to pick up dogs, transport them back to Northern states to adopt them out.
