Animals

FLORENCE, SC......Almost all of our loyal followers and supporters would do anything in the World for their loving pets.  They are members of the Family and are cherished.  When I get a text or e-mail from a Rescue Group that needs help with someone's family pet, I stop to get all of the facts.  Does the Family need financial assistance to get their pet well?  Do they need help and are not sure how to get the proper medical care?  The list goes on and on.  The ultimate goal is the welfare of the animal.

FLORENCE, SC......Almost all of our loyal followers and supporters would do anything in the World for their loving pets.  They are members of the Family and are cherished.  When I get a text or e-mail from a Rescue Group that needs help with someone's family pet, I stop to get all of the facts.  Does the Family need financial assistance to get their pet well?  Do they need help and are not sure how to get the proper medical care?  The list goes on and on.  The ultimate goal is the welfare of the animal.

I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and New Year and is ready to take on 2022.  It seems like everywhere we look, Covid Cases surround us.  We have 32 dogs in our care and four people looking after them; we cannot afford for anyone to get sick.  We take every precaution imaginable, but eventually, it will be at our door.

I wanted to take a moment to wish everyone a wonderful Holiday filled with much Joy and Laughter. The last two years have been difficult at best. People's homes and livelihoods have been lost with no hope of returning.  In the midst of all the hardships, there is always a glimmer of Hope.  I have chosen not to post as many animals due to the difficulties people face.  We are still taking in abused animals, supplying surgery and medical care, and finding homes for those we do not have room for.  

Right in the middle of saving one dog from being put to sleep, I received another text from Beaufort County begging for help with a 5-week old, 5 pound Labradoodle puppy.  The Owner brought tiny Otis Redding to the shelter and explained she was unwell and could not care for this young puppy.  She said he was in excellent health and nothing was wrong with him.

Right in the middle of saving one dog from being put to sleep, I received another text from Beaufort County begging for help with a 5-week old, 5 pound Labradoodle puppy.  The Owner brought tiny Otis Redding to the shelter and explained she was unwell and could not care for this young puppy.  She said he was in excellent health and nothing was wrong with him.