South Carolina

small, home-based rescue with several foster homes; we place the unwanted & unloved

karens k-9s is a canine rescue.we pull canines from shelters that are on a put to sleep list.we spay or nueter,worm,all shots,rabies,heartworm check,dental if needed,microchip and any other medical need they would have.to save lives. unecessary putting to sleep of animals because of a lack of space in shelters

The founder has been doing rescue privately for over 15 years. This county has no shelters. Animal control can hold a few animals for a short period of time and most are euthanized. There is another organization that provides spay neuter certificates. There is just such an overwhelming need here that our founder decided to incorporate and try to help more animals than she could on her own.

Save the Strays has been rescuing abandoned and unwanted dogs since 2003. Our goal is to find them new homes where they will be treated as cherished family members. Dogs that aren’t adoptable remain with us for as long as they live. We are an all-volunteer, no-kill rescue incorporated as a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and public charity. All donations to our rescue are tax-deductible and are used solely to pay for our dogs’ care.

WARM is a no-kill, non-profit 501(c)(3)rescue organization based in Conway, SC. We rescue stray, abandoned and abused animals and try to place them with new guardians. Animals are spayed/neutered, heartworm tested, vaccinated and have all preventatives before being placed in their new home. WARM rescues not only cats and dots, but also wildlife and farm animals. WARM houses between 300-400 animals year round. If animals are not placed in new homes, they live out their lives at the WARM farm - no animal is ever euthanized unless it is sick and cannot be cured and is no longer happy being alive. Farm animals are adopted out to small farms and wildlife is returned to the wild once rehabilitated - away from human habitation and hunting areas.

The Heartworm Project is a volunteer, non-profit corporation that provides medical care for shelter animals in need. Founded in 2004, the original purpose was to treat heartworm positive dogs at local shelters who were scheduled to be euthanized because of their illness. Since inception, we have expanded to include dogs and cats of all ages who need medical intervention that shelters are not capable of providing.