Urgent adoption need at the Darlington County Humane Society Rescue
The Darlington County Humane Society Rescue has seven dogs – Bruno Mars, Eleanor, Mama T, Margo, Marilyn, Paul and Tess, who are currently facing euthanasia due to space constraints at the shelter.
They must have active applications in process by an adopter or a rescue organization by Jan. 30.
For more information about adopting or rescuing from the Darlington County Humane Society Rescue, please contact:
Kim Tiedemann at KimDCHSTiedemann@gmail.com or visit us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/darlingtoncountyhs.rescue or on our website at helpdarlingtonpets.com.
Animals at shelters have limited days after their stray hold and many animals are in need. Since shelters have to take in abandoned dogs and cats daily, they run out of cage space, therefore, the dog or cat that has been there days prior will be euthanized.
It doesn’t matter if they are young puppies or kittens or purebred animals.
Overpopulation of domestic animals forces local animal control agencies to euthanize over 1 million dogs and cats every year.
Nationally, a cat or dog is euthanized in a local animal shelter every 63 seconds.
Depending on the shelter and space, after their stray hold, some only have one to two days left, and some have one to two weeks to be adopted or rescued.
They are innocent and wonderful dogs and cats that are in urgent need to be adopted by their forever family.
With hundreds of adoptable animals available, the Darlington County Humane Society is a great place to start your search for a pet.
Adopt your next family member from the Darlington County Humane Society Rescue and know you are bringing a health checked, vaccinated, and even spayed or neutered pet into your home. Volunteers and shelter staff are available to help you find the perfect companion.
Adoptable animals are listed on the website site and Facebook page. However, the best way to find a new furry companion is by visiting us in person at 1701 Animal Control Blvd Darlington SC 29532 — after all, you might meet your new best friend.
The Darlington County Humane Society Rescue is in its 15th year of operation and has recently seen some remarkable success at rehoming pets.
A group of volunteers and shelter staff have worked to increase adoptions, engage rescue organizations and reduce the euthanasia rate.
Donations of monetary contributions, volunteer time and supplies are also gratefully accepted at 1701 Animal Control Blvd, Darlington, SC 29532