Spartanburg Animal Services

🐶UPDATE! She’s headed home safe!!🐶

This sweet girl got loose from her mom around the 100 block of Dover Rd in Spartanburg County. A silver car was seen picking her up. Please contact me on Messenger if you see her or have her. Her family is very worried about her. Thank you.

Thank you everyone that voted for Tipsy!!We came in Second Place!!! Every dime will go into our TNR program. We are grateful for every single dollar. Thank you all again!

Proof positive the Earth is round.

Hello All- Please SHARE and VOTE for Tipsy! We are the City of Spartanburg Animal Services. The two of us go out every day and try to Trap, Neuter and Release (TNR) every single feral cat we can find in our beautiful city. Tipsy is just one of around 850 cats that my partner and I have TNR’d in less than two years. Our goal is to reduce the enormous number of hungry, sick or injured cats that go unseen, and therefore not helped. Your votes and shares will help us continue our passion of helping every single cat we can find. Please, if you can, share and vote for Tipsy and ask everyone else to as well! Thank you for every single vote and share!!

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Whether you’re looking to start out in the dog world, further along your dog handling experience or just enjoy time with a good group of people and dogs, this is where you need to go. I loved every minute I worked for K9 Good Manners. Give them a call!!!

This sweet older girl was found near Pauline. She’s very well cared for. Please help me share this baby. Someone is missing her. She is currently at the Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd. Please call 864 583-4805.

This unaltered male (no chip/no tag) was found running loose in the Walmart park lot on E. Main St in Spartanburg last night. If he is yours, please contact the Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd, at 864 583-4805.

This neutered male was found running loose on Westview Blvd today. If he belongs to you, please contact the Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd, at 864 583-4805.

This little guy has been missing since January 1st by Saxon Heights and Hayne St, just outside of the Spartanburg City Limits. Please let us know if you locate him. His family is extremely worried.

This neutered older gentleman was found in the middle of the road on Glendalyn Ave in Converse Heights this morning. He has a red checkered collar but no tag or microchip. If he is yours please contact the Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd, at 864 583-4805.

Spartanburg Hampton Heights please help locate this lost kitty.

This beautiful girl was found in Summer Place Apartments not far off of W. Main St. in Spartanburg. She was wearing a green leather collar and pulling a black leash. If she is yours, please contact Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd, at 864 583-4805.

⭐️⭐️⭐️A wonderful lady located him and he is back with his family!⭐️⭐️⭐️

This beautiful boy ran off last night near Landrum High School in Campobello. He’s people friendly. Please message if you locate him. Thank you.

This little cutie was found in the roadway near Landrum, SC this morning. It was dressed for the weather in this precious plaid polar fleece coat. If you own this Blue Heeler or know who does please contact us through this post. You must be able to provide the general area where it was found to be able to claim it. Please help us get this little one home. Thank you.

Boris (black kitty) and Svet(dilute tortoise shell calico) are very loved family members of a family on S Hampton Ave in Hampton Heights. They recently moved from Puerto Rico and have never experienced cold weather. The duo got out of their house and their 2 legged family is very distraught. Boris has hair loss on his head and neck from a fungal infection that is being treated. Please, if you locate them contact the Spartanburg City Animal Services at 864 582-1558. Or message me on Facebook. I will pick them up and take them home to their worried family. Thank you all for your help in finding them.

A concerned citizen found this sweet pup on a Sheffield Dr on the West side of Spartanburg. He was wearing a spiked collar and dragging a tow strap from it. If this is your dog please contact the Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd., at 864 583-4805.

A concerned citizen found this sweet pup in Hampton Heights on W. Hampton Ave today. If it belongs to you, please contact Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd., at 864 583-4805.

We picked this sweet but scared girl up on S. Cleveland Park Dr towards the back of the pond at Cleveland Park. She is mostly white with just a brown spot or two on her tail and ears. She is limping on her front end. This little girl does not have a collar or microchip. If she is your, please contact the Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd., at (864) 583-4805.

This sweet intact male was running loose and was picked up by my partner on the North Side of Spartanburg near Cleveland Park today. If he is yours, please contact the Spartanburg Humane Society, 150 Dexter Rd, at (864) 583-4805.

If you live in Spartanburg City limits and are looking for a way to get your dog(s) off of a trolley system, this type of kennel is a good option.

This young man was recently neutered and has a microchip. He was found on Palmetto St looking for “good boy” pets. We are trying to contact his family by phone and/or by this post. If you are familiar with him or his home, please call me at (864) 582-1558.

This little guy was found behind McDonalds in a parking lot near John B White Sr Blvd and Camelot Dr around 2 p.m. today.

If you know where he is missing from, call 582-1558. He was transported to the Spartanburg Humane Society.

Clean your bird feeders or remove them until Spring. See the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources article about the link between bird deaths and dirty feeders.

SCDNR sees increase in some bird mortalities; asks residents to remove feeders until spring Columbia, SC (FOX Carolina) - The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is asking residents to take down their bird feeders until early spring after an increase in mortality rates