Newberry County Animal Control

There is too much room in the Newberry County Shelter. Adopters and foster parents are urgently required to save lives! Go to the shelter at 240 Public Works Drive, Newberry.

Only cats and people's pet dogs are accepted. If you have spotted a stray dog, please contact Laurens County Animal Control at 864-984-2523 as we are unable to take them in.

Sasha Luna is who I am. In Laurens County, South Carolina, my house was a puppy mill. I've spent my entire life there, along with 107 hens and ducks and 147 other dogs just like me. There were a few "jumping dogs" as well; people referred to them as "rabbits."

Through sheltering and adoption services, basic veterinary treatment, education about animal care, and advocacy for the creation and enforcement of animal abuse laws, the Union County Humane Society works to advance animal welfare.

The mission of Lexington County Animal Services is to promptly and expertly serve all residents with their animal control needs.

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.