Description: Adoption Medical Education Issue Each year over $3 million in taxes is spent in an effort to control the homeless pet population. When Pawmetto Lifeline began in 1999, there were over 26,000 homeless dogs and cats entering municipal shelters in Lexington and Richland Counties and 96% of these same pets were routinely euthanized due to
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Each year over $3 million in taxes is spent in an effort to control the homeless pet population. When Pawmetto Lifeline began in 1999, there were over 26,000 homeless dogs and cats entering municipal shelters in Lexington and Richland Counties and 96% of these same pets were routinely euthanized due to lack of education and resources. The majority of these pets are healthy, treatable, adoptable pets. With limited resources in the Midlands, and the belief that killing a domesticated population in order to co
To create a community in which no healthy, adoptable pet dies because it is homeless.
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