Pawmetto Lifeline

Time:
  • MondayCLOSED
  • Tuesday12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Thursday12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Friday12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
  • Saturday10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • SundayCLOSED

Over $3 million in taxes are spent annually in an effort to reduce the number of stray animal populations. In Lexington and Richland Counties, there were approximately 26,000 homeless dogs and cats entering municipal shelters at the time Pawmetto Lifeline launched in 1999, and 96% of these animals were routinely put to death due to a lack of knowledge and resources. Most of these animals are healthy, treatable, and adoptable. The leaders of Pawmetto Lifeline have developed a solution due to the lack of resources in the Midlands and the conviction that killing a domesticated population in order to manage it is morally wrong.

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Can I adopt a pet from Pawmetto Lifeline?

Yes, Pawmetto Lifeline helps facilitate pet adoptions. Call (803) 465-9150 to learn more about the process.

Can I volunteer at Pawmetto Lifeline?

Pawmetto Lifeline may offer volunteer opportunities. Call (803) 465-9150 to learn how to get involved.

What types of animals are available at Pawmetto Lifeline?

Pawmetto Lifeline may have dogs, cats, and other animals available for adoption. Availability can vary.

Does Pawmetto Lifeline accept animal donations?

Many shelters accept donations. Contact Pawmetto Lifeline at (803) 465-9150 to see how you can contribute.

Are there other animal shelters near Pawmetto Lifeline in Columbia?

Yes, you can find more animal shelters in Columbia on Petzooie.