All the staff have such dedication to these poor homeless creatures! They work tirelessly to care…read morefor them. They are volunteers and survive on donations. We were so impressed with the love , knowledge and care given . Please find it in your heart to support this wonderful organization that cares for the homeless dogs that have so much love to give . Better yet, go and visit them ! They need your support and help !

DO NOT ADOPT FROM LOVEABLE PAWS RESCUE! This "rescue" used a 3rd party (Wagtopia) to monetize my…read moreadoption application information and my financial information was exploited as a result. When I explained my concerns to the "rescue" and they were dismissive of my concerns. Loveable Paws Rescue will absolutely use a 3rd party (Wagtopia) to monetize your data as well. They REQUIRE a "donation" to Wagtopia before you can even submit an adoption application. Each potential dog adoption requires a separate application and "donation" (application fee is not reimbursed if you choose not to adopt or if the dog you wanted to adopt has already been adopted). NOTE: Loveable Paws Rescue and Wagtopia have said that donations to Wagtopia are not tax deductible and the money DOES NOT GO TO CARING FOR SHELTER DOGS!!!! To make things even worse, the dogs at their "rescue" did not appear to be cared for very well - the dogs appeared underweight for their size and their living conditions did not seem adequate. Several dogs were without water on an adoption day! It made me seriously question how far the substandard the living conditions drop on non-adoption days. After reading some reviews of Loveable Paws Rescue where adopters ended up with dogs that tested positive for heartworms, I asked if the dog we were interested in adopting had already been spayed and if she has been tested for heartworms. The "rescue" refused to provide any medical information about the dog. In fact, they refused to tell me if the dog had even seen a vet while she was under their care. The dog in question was in their care for at least 3 months! That is ample time to know very basic medical information that all legitimate rescues should have about all animals under their care. To illustrate the lack of appropriate veterinary care, I included a post from Loveable Paws Rescue's Facebook page. THIS DOG DIED WHILE UNDER THE CARE OF LOVEABLE PAWS RESCUE! I think it is fairly obvious that this dog should have been under close veterinary care. While it is possible that the tumor might have been inoperable, not having the dog at an emergency clinic, directly under veterinary care following the rupture is inexcusable and shows their indifference towards the quality of life of the dogs under their care. When I inquired about the medical care given to special needs dogs like this dog, I was told that it was none of my business since it didn't apply to the dog we wanted to adopt and I needed to lower my expectations because "these are rescue dogs." There are many good rescues in the area, you do not need to support a "rescue" that will monetize your adoption application data, charge you for merely submitting an application, and then refuse to provide you with basic health information about dogs under their care. Any "rescue" that requires money to submit an application doesn't care about finding homes for dogs, they care about making money. Reputable rescue groups don't monetize data about adopters. Reputable rescues are eager to share information about their dogs; only questionable, shady "rescues" charge $600 adoption fees while refusing to provide veterinary information and ignore the fact some dogs are without water on adoption days. Please adopt from reputable rescues!

This is actually the Beaufort County Animal Campus (Shelter/Adoptions/Control/services). There are…read moreseveral, separate areas at this facility. The correct address is 10 Pritcher Point Rd., Beaufort SC, 29909. Their correct phone number is 843-255-5010. I will definitely notify the Yelp team, since there are several incorrect listings on the internet. This campus is about an hour and a half away from Charleston. It is a new, beautiful, well laid out, clean and bright animal campus. You can find different animal wellness services, adoptions, community events and education here. All of the staff in the different departments were very friendly, knowledgeable and kind. There were hard-working volunteers and staff there keeping the place looking, feeling and smelling good. All of the animals presented in good spirits and good health. Cages and pens were clean, lots of food and water. Canines have access to the outdoors. Cats and kittens also get rotated to a super outdoor patio area. The adoption process was clearly explained to me and the documentation is ready to take home. A special thanks to Ms. Jan who has been a fur baby rescuer for a very long time in the community. I appreciated her taking the time today to explain to me the changes and developments in the local shelters and animal services. PAWS-itively recommend visiting the campus!

Great Thrift store with super funds and buys. Well organized Thrift Store and very affordable…read moreoverall. Looking for antique furnishings and collectible items, this is a great place. Throw pillows and Pullow Cases and Shams, Sheets, Sheer Sets, and Bedding are well priced for those on a budget. These items are in grand shape for re-use. I will be shopping as regular as travel.allows from Savannah Ga. Over and Out FranknKimm 3/23/24 Saturday

we get our puppy yesterday and the attention was good and fast also it was understandable now we…read moregot our place full in love thanks to our Rocky

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.

Brooke's Bed & Biscuit is the best place to leave your special fur baby. I left my fur there for…read morethe first time recently and loved the updates and pictures provided every day. Every staff member I met was outstanding and clearly love animals. Highly recommended.

Staff took extra time the first night to make sure our pups were comfortable in their surroundings…read more Will be using them again!

The workers are extremely rude and do not encourage adoption. They all act annoyed when you ask…read morequestions about cats and seem like they do not want to be bothered. The customer service in the cat area is not good and should be reviewed.

I called to enquire about adopting a guinea pig as a companion for a guinea pig I acquired. The…read morestaff member told me she couldn't answer my questions and they'd have to ask the director. I could hear someone shouting at the staff member in the background. Ultimately someone else got back on the phone with me. She was so rude that I never even stepped foot into the humane society and instead found a guinea pig rescue in South Carolina which found a piggy friend for my lonely little pig. I understand that they're jaded because of all the surrenders and bad pet owners, but treating me like that was absolutely uncalled for and very unprofessional.

First off they do have a great selection of animals sometimes for adoption. Working there is a…read morewhole other story. Horrible management! You will be belittled, spied on, shamed and most likely fired or put on probation. So unfortunate for a lovely new adoption center/ vet. Looking to work with animals? Look elsewhere

As you enter HHHA, you can notice there is a certain level of comfort being experienced by the…read moreinhabitants. Typically, when I have been at other shelters or humane societies, the dogs seem to be very on edge, with a bark that is vying for attention. My dog suffers from a severe of case separation anxiety (unprofessionally diagnosed by yours truly) and the staff at HHHA really worked hard to pick a proper pal for my dog. My inclination was to get a dog of similar size and breed and a male, as opposed to another female. These ideas were echoed with approval from my Vet and the dog behavioral specialist that I use. I just felt some of the other animal adoption locations were really more interested in getting a dog adopted, which I totally understand and focused less on the proper match. This is a crucial issue as my dog is a big time Alpha female and has a very aggressive playing style. {This can be viewed on her Youtube channel-just search Rhodesian Ridgeback/Pitt) The workers at HHHA encouraged me to not have tunnel vision regarding what my thoughts were, in relation to breed, gender and age. Each time I stopped by, they assisted and encouraged me to make use of the fenced in greeting area, where the dogs could spend time to get to check each other out To date I have not found the right fit, so the search continues. There was a a little wiener dog (German Daschund named Ruby) that Sydney really took a liking to and we went back to visit many times, but Ruby was about 10 pounds Max & was seemingly always under toe. My dog is a 95 pound, all muscle, exceptional klutz. This review will be updated once the new addition to the family is added, fortunately the location the adoption will take place is already settled. Clean, stress free, Very Professional and work simultaneously on behalf of the dogs and the potential owners.

Charleston animal Society is a non-or no kill operation. They take the best care of dogs best care…read moreof dogs and are very helpful in generating homes for the dogs? CEO has been there for a long time, he contract and we are lucky to have him.

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.

Last November our elderly cat past away. After grieving the loss, my wife and I felt it was time to…read moreadd a new member to the family. My wife went to the pet finder website and found Gigi. She fell in love with Gigi instantly, and put in an application. Once meeting Gigi it was quickly apparent that she was well loved and taken care of. Gigi herself is just a love bug. Maeve was brought in as a special needs kitten who may have needed her leg amputated. Once Maeve was posted online we volunteered to foster with the intention of adoption. Low Country worked with an amazing vet and no surgery was needed. Low country puts the needs of the animals first. They will truly take any animal, no matter the state of health and work to get them healthy with a good home. There are no limits to the love and care that they are willing to give, and we are truly blessed with the family they have given us.

I went back and forth with them regarding a dog adoption. I am an experienced dog owner with many…read morereferences. Through the email exchange, they continued to ask multiple questions regarding specific heart worm and flea/tick prevention. I continued to give them multiple answers to their questions. I changed vets multiple time over the last 5 years. Also, originally one of my pets was adopted for my mom. When she passed away, I got her dog. Due to the back & forth questions and the 3rd degree, I did not adopt from them. I do understand that they need to make sure their pups are taken care of, but trust me, this was excessive. Finally I just responde, " Nevermind", and adopted another dog. Very frustrating!!