By Brian Clark | September 5, 2016 | Events, Jobs, Uncategorized, Volunteering | Like |
Volunteer help at the Greenwood County Animal Shelter is vital for saving unwanted and abandoned animals in our community.
Volunteers are needed to perform a variety of services, including kennel enrichment, socialization and dog walking, assist at community adoption events, fund raising, administrative tasks, helping with animal transport, bathing and grooming,
By Brian Clark | August 22, 2016 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like |
If there’s one thing Braxton has aced, it’s being an optimist. 2-years-old and thrilled with life, his perma-grin brightens the cloudiest of days and his positive attitude is an instant mood booster. He loves to spend time with adults, kids, dogs and cats, so he’s happy with family time at home or a social outing shaking paws and kissing babies.
By Brian Clark | August 7, 2016 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like |
ChiChi is unaware that her previous owner’s attempt to crop her ears was a DIY failure. She wears her unique look with pride and it’s that kind of “lemons into lemonade” spirit that makes her so endearing. This ultra sweet and friendly 1-year-old lives and loves to play, and she’ll play with anything —
By Brian Clark | July 31, 2016 | Events, Jobs, Uncategorized | Like |
Volunteer help at the Greenwood County Animal Shelter is vital for saving unwanted and abandoned animals in our community.
Volunteers are needed to perform a variety of services, including kennel enrichment, socialization and dog walking, assist at community adoption events, fund raising, administrative tasks, helping with animal transport, bathing and grooming,
By Brian Clark | July 18, 2016 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like |
14 lb. Freddie is a 1-yr-old Beagle and Dachshund mix, also known as a Doxle. He is a package of affection, good behavior and friendliness. Being extremely patient and polite, he would make a good pet who would play with all patience and interest with children, and cooperate with your other pets,
By Brian Clark | July 10, 2016 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like |
Dill appears to be a young, mixed Carolina Dog. He is medium-sized, has the tell-tale tall ears, well-developed chest, and tucked up belly that are signature features of the breed. Another indication is that he’s a bit bashful. After learning that you’re a trustworthy soul, he will craftily sneak kisses and retreat to watch for your reaction.
By Brian Clark | June 27, 2016 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | 1 |
Bo is a year-and-a-half old Weimaraner mix who is highly athletic with a lot of energy. This breed is not for just anyone, no matter how cute and expressive their faces may be. Weimaraners can be demanding dogs who require strong leadership and a lot of exercise in order to maintain an even temperament.
By Brian Clark | June 26, 2016 | Events, Jobs, Uncategorized, Volunteering | Like |
Volunteer help at the Greenwood County Animal Shelter is vital for saving unwanted and abandoned animals in our community.
Volunteers are needed to perform a variety of services, including kennel enrichment, socialization and dog walking, assist at community adoption events, fund raising, administrative tasks, helping with animal transport, bathing and grooming,
By Brian Clark | June 19, 2016 | Pets of The Week, Uncategorized | Like |
Monkey was discovered strolling around by herself, whether she was lost or left isn’t known. But his independent kitty didn’t seem bothered much because she likes doing her thing, and she expects others to do theirs. Her tortoiseshell coat is splotched with sunrise orange, onyx black, and ivory white. It’s a unique coloring blend that serves to either camouflage her when she prefers to be unseen or spotlight her when she wants love and attention.
By Brian Clark | June 3, 2016 | Awareness, Community, Donating, Uncategorized | Like |
Grant of $100,000 will extend efforts to save more animal lives in Greenwood, SC
Greenwood, May 17, 2016 – The Humane Society of Greenwood, SC, announced it has received a $100,000 grant from the Petco Foundation to support its “Unleash The Possibilities” campaign. This campaign will aid in building and funding a new adoption center,
