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Can Charleston Save 4,000 More
Lives? Yes if we...
Last year, 11,720 homeless animals entered Charleston shelters.
Our community saved 7,666.
3,902 were put down.
Nearly 4,000 animals are estimated to be put down in 2012 due to health issues. Most of these will be kittens and puppies who were not old enough to be adopted but could be saved with some tender loving care and nurturing in homes for a few weeks. Once they have become old enough, they can be adopted into permanent homes. It's as simple as that!
The ASPCA Partners have developed a support structure for more foster families to help save these 4,000 lives. Without foster homes, these pets, some with only minor health issues, will die. Your family, your home and your care are critical to making them ready for adoption.
Last year, 11,720 homeless animals entered Charleston shelters.
Our community saved 7,666.
3,902 were put down.
Nearly 4,000 animals are estimated to be put down in 2012 due to health issues. Most of these will be kittens and puppies who were not old enough to be adopted but could be saved with some tender loving care and nurturing in homes for a few weeks. Once they have become old enough, they can be adopted into permanent homes. It's as simple as that!
The ASPCA Partners have developed a support structure for more foster families to help save these 4,000 lives. Without foster homes, these pets, some with only minor health issues, will die. Your family, your home and your care are critical to making them ready for adoption.
www.SaveMoreLives.org
Click on one of partners links to become a Foster today!
843-875-4031