Thanks so much for visiting our site about our no kill shelter in Seneca, South Carolina
We're a growing group of animal lovers and we run a no kill, non-profit shelter for dogs and cats needing homes.
We have comfortable facilities for about 25 pets at a time and we were able to place over 300 pets into new homes last year.
When we take over the care of a needy pet, we clean them up, give them a name, treat their wounds and illnesses, test for heartworms, intestinal worms, and leukemia, vaccinate, treat for fleas, ticks, and ear mites.
Then we love and feed them as best we can until we can find them a new home.
Please Help Us
Visit our shelter and consider adopting one of our pets.
We need volunteers to help clean up after the cats and dogs
We need volunteers to pet and play with the cats and kittens
We need volunteers to pet, play, and walk dogs
Or check out pictures of our strays on this site
Volunteer needed to take pictures of our strays each week
Volunteer needed to help us sell donated items on Ebay
We need help with supplies ... paper towels, old regular towels, laundry detergent
We need several thousand dollars a month to operate
We also need volunteers to occasionally take dogs and cats for display at PetSmart on Saturdays
We need volunteers that know how to right grant requests to foundations
Our Mission
1. To save the lives of pets who have been abandoned to fend for themselves
2. To make those pets in our care healthy, comfortable, and loved until we can find a responsible new home for them.
3. To encourage responsible pet care...to include neutering, vaccinations, parasite control, and veterinary care.
Contact Us:
Phone: 864-882-4488 This will get you to our veterinary clinic receptionist who will try to help you with general information, but may or may not know any details about the individual pet in our shelter
eMail: ARF@NCTV.com Note; no one is paid at our shelter. Everything is done by volunteers. So it's not like we have a receptionist sitting at the phone and computer waiting to answer your phone calls and e-mails about all your questions about the pets we have for adoption. So please be patient. By far the best way to find out about a pet in our shelter is to come in person.
Address: The Animal Rescue Fund of South Carolina
10445 Clemson Blvd
Seneca, SC 29678
Directions: We are midway between the towns of Seneca and Clemson on highway 123 (also known as Clemson Blvd) in the beautiful western corner of South Carolina.
You'll find lots of pages abut treating different medical problems in pets.
Here are some links to just a few of the many interesting pages you'll find at the AnimalPetDoctor.com Site:
About C-Sections ... to include a story about the first C-Section being performed by a woman pretending to be a man
Lots of information about fleas, arthritis, kidney disease, diabetes, cat diseases, surgery, diarrhea, the human animal bond, and lots of pictures and stuff just for fun.
Other topics on the AnimalPetDoctor.com site include outlines about "What To Expect When You Go To The Vet" for all the common diseases and problems of pets: Liver disease, heart disease, bladder infections, metabolic diseases, arthritis, fractures, skin problems, parasite problems, eye diseases, ear infections, oral health, sexual problems, cancer, kidney diseases, feline diseases, and the diseases people can get from their pets.
Other Links:
Includes info about veterinary insurance
