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This is a little late, but happy transport Friday ❤️ Marco is such a good boy! He is a cavapoo and the half-brother of the cavapoo I transported on Thursday!

😍 conner the cavapoo

If anyone is interested please contact Brenda Poling-Chandler

Currently in a foster home
Foster describes dog as super duper sweet and a major love bug!

Update on Black Lab in Anderson, SC! After 3 months of living in the woods, we finally have won him over! He is in a foster home right now, but he needs a permanent home. He doesn’t like being inside all the time so he needs to be an inside and outside dog. Someone that has a fenced in yard. He turned out to be the sweetest dog as you see in the photos!! A big thanks to Joe that noticed him 2 weeks ago and won him over with wet food! And Luke that who helped me feed him for the past 3 months. All the animal shelters were full of dogs and could not help us. He was checked for a microchip and did not have one. If you are interested in adopting him, please contact me.

Greenville, SC.

Drop off of 96 dogs/puppies to one local shelter in just 3 days this week...sigh ....and many more have been thrown over the fences or tied, abandoned to the gates at the facility if they weren't allowed to surrender or didn't want to face anyone in the process.(I'll include a pic of just one abandoned...and yes she is tiny so she has been adopted/and or rescued...she was terrified and I believe had to be sedated just to get her groomed from all the matting in her hair).

I know most must look away from the horrible tragedy that has continued to spiral out of control in our Upstate Shelters and shelters across the state/nation who continue in HIgh Emergency Status, with employees pleading for help from the public. It is just too sad to see how inhumane our animal welfare laws and practices in the State of SC have become given the out of control numbers of our pet populations in 2023.

Healthy, young adoptable dogs are put down weekly (some daily) to allow space for the abundance of new dogs needed to be dropped of by the public, animal control or police. It's truly awful and unconciouble that it is allowed to be a continued practice. There are no longer abiliities for local shelters to remain "no kill" (they would like to), as the resources cannot support the overgrown daily population. It is not the shelters fault and the Community has to recognize how inhumane we as a state and local community have allowed our treatment of unclaimed, abused and neglected pets to become.

The only way that change may come forth is by ensuring that our elected representatives/ officials know that we are not ok with the flawed (and lack there of) laws and procedures that continually allow animals to be failed by the human population that they trust so much. There doesn't appear to be enough money surrounding this issue to have our politicians take notice of it as is currently , but our community has to.

https://www.greenvillecounty.org/acs/AdoptablePets.aspx?PetType=Dog

November is Adopt-A-Senior-Pet Month! ❤

I have a special spot for hounds get this sweet baby out ❤️

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Breed: Terrier mix
Age: 1 year (estimate by her teeth)
Location: 328 Furman Hall Rd, Greenville, SC 29609 in D14
Weight: 30.4 lbs
HW+/-: ❌️

According to her description she needs a family who is willing to be active and chill she loves toys 🐾❤️

This sweet puppy is extremely urgent and set to be put to sleep in the morning.

‼️Chip‼️
ONLY 10 months old
37 lbs
Sweet, Friendly little boy
Labeled Rescue because he was shy on intake. (As seen in video.)
Very dog friendly
This is a wonderful puppy that any rescue should consider.
Please share with any reputable rescue.This is chip’s last call. 🙏

Rusty is a 4 year old staffy mix who is so so handsome and ready to please!
He was adopted on 07/25/2022 and returned today (07/26/2022) for snoring too loud