Absolutely love Charleston Animal Society! Its a no-kill…read moreshelter, fully staffed with professionals and volunteers. It's our first time adopting a pet from them and everyone was very helpful and professional. The process was easy and thorough. We now have two orange tabby kittens! $125 each and they have all their shots, microchipped, health records and neutered. If they have any health issues within 10 days of adoption, we can bring them back for a free check-up with the vet on staff.

We've adopted another kitten from CAS. Great location, and many wonderful animals are available for…read moreadoption for everyone. We appreciate the work they do and frequently donate to hrlp their cause. Please adopt.

I still Contribute Money every month to PAWS in Summerville, SC. I hope they have hired…read moreknowledgeable people from a few months ago with letting Rats and Feces take over the Dog Kennels and putting down Animals that don't deserve it. My heart goes out to every Animal in there to get treated with kindness and compassion. They need to realize that Dogs do nibble at you for affection. I heard they were putting down some very good Dogs that could have been saved if they had the right people out there that knew what they were doing. I hope that they have gotten some new employees out there that knows about animals behavior. I grew up taking strays in from people that dumped them off. Actually my Whole family does this. I just had to put down my 21 year old dog that was just a stray. I feel like I have lost a child. I took her bedding and unused food, items and took to PAWS in Summerville, SC. People have your Animals Spayed and Neutered to help with these little Animals from being put to death. They don't deserve to be born to die.

We adopted Cooper, a 5 yo dog and were very impressed with how Caroline listened to our needs…read more Very well run and organized. I highly recommend if you are looking for a dog or cat to adopt!

From the owner: Please note: Adoptions, Surrenders + Tours are by appointment only. Thanks!…read more Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary is a 501c3 that provides a safe haven for animals with no other home or shelter. We prepare animals for adoption by providing respite, rehabilitation and socialization. For those animals whose chances of adoption are reduced due to age, medical or emotional issues, Hallie Hill provides a loving Forever Home with the proper shelter, nutrition and medical care. While we can't change an animal's past, our mission is to rewrite their future. Hallie Hill helps Charleston to achieve the status of a No-Kill Community by working with local shelters and rescues to take in dogs that might not get adopted due to age, medical or behavioral issues.

My husband and I adopted two kittens here a few days ago. As soon as we walked in the staff kindly…read moregreeted us and told us the layout. There were 4 rooms of kittens. They said we could get any kitten out to meet them just don't put them on the floor. We made 2 laps looking at everyone. So many sweet babies to pick from and we were looking for particular personalities. Once we picked two the staff checked the medical records to make sure they were currently due for anything before we left. Because it's currently kitten season and they have a ton of kittens, all kittens were half off. So we got two for $175. Already fixed, vaccinated, and microchipped. The facility was very clean, easy to find, and professionally ran. It was a great experience. As we left there was a family with kids that came to read books to the kittens, so sweet!

I mean I am so happy that they have this available. You should be able to take care of your pets…read morefor an affordable price. They offer affordable prices. Or someone on a very low budget emergency vets are basically the same price as almost as human surgery. I understand they are doctors. Vets are doctors and I am grateful so thank you for saving my fur babies life

I have both fostered for and adopted from Dusty Tails Animal Rescue and I can't say enough good…read morethings about my experiences. I've fostered through bigger organizations in the past and my negative experiences with them is what brought me to Dusty tails, because they are a small, volunteer ran organization, they truly care and get back to every single issue that might come up when fostering an animal! I appreciate having the opportunity to make a true impact on my community with the incredible work that this small rescue does! I would recommend working with and adopting from Dusty tails every single time.

please be sure to have your personal vet examine any animal you may be considering. our daughter…read morerecently had a heartbreaking experience with a puppy they adopted. Two days later when the animal became lethargic and a trip to the vet it was discovered to be loaded with worms. When the symptoms didn't improve and another visit to the animal emergency hospital Parvo was discovered.

Dorchester Paws is the only open admission shelter in the area and they take care of over 6,000…read moreanimals a year! It's wonderful to see how much they accomplish through the hard work of their staff and volunteers!

I have adopted a few dogs from Dorchester Paws over the years. They do the best they can with what…read morethey have. I know they are working to get into a new space, which I think will be extremely helpful. The staff is stretched thin and being a shelter, there is only so much they can do to accommodate every pup/cat that comes in. It seems like the staff truly cares about the animals and have been friendly. They charge different fees for different ages, often run lower rates when they are getting more crowded, etc. You can also get a pup for the day, just to get them out of the shelter for a few hours. They are trying to help the community as best they can, but we need to continue to help support them as much as we can.

My neighbor woke up to a snapping turtle chilling in front of his door. Chris came out quickly &…read moreremoved it. Relocating it to a nearby pond. Thank you sooooo much!

I found a starving baby raccoon in the backyard and Joy came to rescue her immediately at 9:00pm!…read more She took her home and sent me pictures of her doing well and eating. Couldn't be more pleased with her devotion to helping animals and her immediate response.

This has moved to 131 Central Berkeley Road in Moncks Corner . So good luck. They work hard to take…read morecare of animals.

My husband and I just recently adopted a puppy from Doc Williams. The woman who spoke to us told us…read moreshe had no illnesses, was doing great (other than not being potty trained), and that there were no other problems. Turns out, our puppy has fleas, parasites, upper respiratory infection, and pneumonia (although it may very well be distemper.) We've spent nearly $1,000 in the first two days of having her. We adopted our first puppy from Charleston Animal Society, who not only was completely honest with us, but also provided us with a month of insurance, a free check-up and several other perks. Honestly, I'm glad we got her, so that we could give her a good home to hopefully recover at, or, in the worst case scenario, a place with lots of love to spend her last days at. The dishonesty at Doc Williams is atrocious. Shame on this SPCA.