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Largest Lowcountry shelter face crisis with 1,300 animals, exceeding kennel space limits

Oct 20, 2025 | 5:13 PM

The Charleston Animal Society says it has reached a breaking point as overcrowding continues to strain resources at its two Lowcountry campuses.“We’re really at

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