Do You Have Extra Room in Your Heart?
Pros: Many Ways To Help The Animals & Make a Difference in Their Lives
Cons: We Always Need Volunteers
Reviewed: 1 year ago -- Sunday, November 4, 2007
Pet Service Reviewed by: gallantshepherd
Supporting Shelter: St. Frances Animal Center
Supporting rescue: Noble Shepherd Rescue
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Consider the many rewarding volunteer opportunities available at Saint Frances Animal Center. Located in Georgetown, SC we are a not-for–profit private animal welfare organization serving the City and County of Georgetown.
Make a difference in the lives of our many cats and dogs by walking and socializing them, play a role in saving feral cats through our T/N/R (trap/neuter/release) programs, and by transporting our wonderful pets to adoption events. Become a foster family by opening your home temporarily to a cat or dog too scared, sick or young to flourish in an animal center setting. And help is also always welcome with special events, fund-raising and other short-term projects!
Please contact Donna at
sfacvolunteer coordinator@yahoo.com
-- additional:
[updated on 2007-11-29 14:19:32]:
Consider opening your home temporarily to a medium/large size dog that needs to gain the all-important social skills needed to find his or her permanent home. All dogs are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped and up-to-date on shots. A home environment allows these dogs to flourish: that in turn increases their adoptability. Please give them this chance!
Call Mandy Johnson at (843) 546-8060 X 25 for more details.
Make a difference in the lives of our many cats and dogs by walking and socializing them, play a role in saving feral cats through our T/N/R (trap/neuter/release) programs, and by transporting our wonderful pets to adoption events. Become a foster family by opening your home temporarily to a cat or dog too scared, sick or young to flourish in an animal center setting. And help is also always welcome with special events, fund-raising and other short-term projects!
Please contact Donna at
sfacvolunteer coordinator@yahoo.com
-- additional:
[updated on 2007-11-29 14:19:32]:
Consider opening your home temporarily to a medium/large size dog that needs to gain the all-important social skills needed to find his or her permanent home. All dogs are spayed/neutered, micro-chipped and up-to-date on shots. A home environment allows these dogs to flourish: that in turn increases their adoptability. Please give them this chance!
Call Mandy Johnson at (843) 546-8060 X 25 for more details.
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