Charleston Animal Society believes in the prevention of cruelty for all animals; not just the fuzzy furry ones 🦎🐍🕷️ The City of Charleston Animal Control seized 20 animals living in inhumane conditions from an apartment, including dogs, snakes, reptiles, and other small animals. Four of animals were deceased. The surviving animals have been in the care of Charleston Animal Society since Tuesday. Some of the animals will remain with Charleston Animal Society until they are healthy enough for a

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At the ASPCA Adoption Center, we have a group of incredible volunteers called “Cat Caseworkers” who focus their attention on supporting cats who came from difficult situations like hoarding cases. Many of the cats have been deprived of adequate resources including nutrition, sanitation, veterinary care, and shelter. Their challenging past experiences often require a specialized recovery process that our volunteers are trained to support. . Our Cat Caseworkers teach these cats how to play and liv

The ASPCA -American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals- has launched the first-ever 'Adopt a Horse Month' throughout May to help more #equines find homes. “Adopt a Horse Month supports equine rescue groups across the country working tirelessly to find safe, loving homes for the #horses in their care. We also encourage the public to not only adopt horses, but use this opportunity to raise awareness of equine adoption with their friends, family, neighbors, and social media followers,