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R E S C U E
Fostering is a great way to offer a dog a safe and comfortable home before they transition into a more stable situation,
and Postell encouraged those that can to take the chance.
“It’s hard, grueling work for all of us here, and we are all volunteer run,” said Postell. “We work full-time jobs and man-
age families on top of what we do with the organization, so seeing these once broken and hopeless dogs flourish in their
new homes is really what it’s all about.” U
To get involved, visit .
PALMETTO PAWS
Another foster-based rescue with no physical shelter is
Palmetto Paws. Saving dogs from kill shelters, these heroes
host weekly adoption seminars right in Mount Pleas-
ant. Every Saturday, you can head to Petco on Highway
17, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., to get a look at all the
puppies up for adoption. Whether you want a boxer/re-
trieve mix or a border collie, you are sure to find your best
friend at one of their events.
PET HELPERS
Perhaps the most well-known organization in the
Charleston area, Pet Helpers keeps the public up-to-
date with weekly appearances on “Lowcountry Live.”
You can tune in to ABC News 4 to see the cats and
dogs that are seeking forever homes.
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