Animal Shelters

A non-profit organization in South Carolina called Cats of Myrtle Beach is devoted to the assistance and care of feral, stray, and abandoned cats. This includes TNR, medical care as necessary, & daily feedings of the small colonies we can currently handle. The effort is enormous, and the majority of the resources are paid for by the individual caretakers. You cannot stop once you begin. That's why we made the decision to establish a group that also helps the people who look after the cats.

South Carolina's Animal Guardians, Inc. is an all-volunteer non-profit organization whose goal is to help unwanted, neglected, and homeless animals. We are committed to supporting those who are unable to advocate for themselves.

The non-profit organization Sav-R-Cats International, Inc. was established in 2002 with the primary objective of ensuring the safety, protection, and humane treatment of cats. We fully rely on the generosity of cat lovers and compassionate individuals and groups to achieve that aim, and we invite you to join us in doing so. With as little as a $25 tax-free donation, you can join Sav-R-Cats International.

The Humane Society of North Myrtle Beach's goal is to place abandoned and neglected animals in devoted, long-term homes.

Our aim is to place abandoned animals with loving, permanent homes. That begins with finding our rescued animals secure and loving foster homes.

Our mission is to keep more in and put shelters out of business. + Rescue & Animal Food Bank for Struggling Pet Parents in Union County NC.

A non-profit, no-kill, foster-only dog rescue group, South Charlotte Dog Rescue (SCDR) serves the South Charlotte, North Carolina, region. The SCDR has noted a critical need in our neighborhood to help, rescue, foster, and offer medical attention and affection to the unwanted, homeless, mistreated, and abusive animals we frequently witness.

Our goal is obvious. to save adoptable animals from high-kill shelters that are about to be put to death. They may have been dumped off by the side of a cold, dark road, lost, or picked up by shelter staff for a variety of reasons, including abuse, homelessness, or abandonment.

The Oconee Animal Shelter serves as the headquarters for both the Oconee County Sheriff's Department Animal Control Unit and the Oconee Humane Society. Animal Control is in charge of managing all aspects of the shelter's operations, including the vaccination and care of the animals. They respond to community concerns and animal-related issues. The adoption and spay/neuter programs are handled by the Oconee Humane Society.