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Monday 12pm - 5pm Tuesday 12pm - 5pm Wednesday 12pm - 5pm Thursday 12pm - 5pm Friday 12pm - 5pm Saturday 9am - 4pm

https://animalservices.columbiasc.gov/

COC Animal Services Rescue Needs, 127 Humane Lane, Columbia, SC (2025)

07/02/2025

Meet Bart — The Big, Sweetheart You’ve Been Waiting For! Bart is located at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC. This gentle giant is as loving as he is large. Bart may be a bit on the chonky side, but that just means there’s more of him to cuddle! With his soulful eyes and heart of gold, Bart is the ultimate couch companion who’s ready to snuggle his way into your life. He’s got the sweetest temperament, gets along great with people, and is looking for a forever home where belly rubs and snack breaks are a daily ritual. ❤️
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AID: A301041 Bart
Age: 4y
S*x: NEUTERED male
Weight: 104lb
Heartworm status: Negative
Intake: stray 6/23/25, available for adoption 6/30/25
Temperament Notes: Friendly with people per observation
Dog assessment: not assessed
Medical:
Overweight
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

07/02/2025

♦♦URGENT!! - TIME SENSITIVE IMMEDIATELY ❗❗ - The following dogs are at risk for euthanasia due to space IMMEDIATELY at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC!
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Columbia Animal Services operates as an open intake municipal facility, legally obligated to accept all animals within our jurisdiction regardless of capacity. To ensure all dogs have the best chance at finding homes, we proactively market those at risk of euthanasia due to longer stays or kennel stress. These efforts aim to maximize positive outcomes before critical space decisions or behavioral declines necessitate euthanasia. Commitments, pick-ups and adoptions are critically time sensitive! During business hours we are busy saving lives, we update this post as time allows.
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FAS - displaying signs of Fear, Anxiety, and Stress in the kennel
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A266800 Spi
A299888 Jerry
A294696 Reba
A300033 Clinton
A300040 Harmony
A300081 Tyson
A300082 Apollo
A300159 Polo
A251894 Trip
A300203 Lester
A300210 Sukie
A300275 Saylor
A300374 Padma - PUPDATE: foster to adopt home!
A300386 Lennox
A300393 Bronx
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

07/01/2025

PUPDATE: went to rescue!!!

🚩UPDATE: Tank is getting a time extension due to several rescues trying to find him placement, he now has until 5pm THURSDAY (7/3/25) as space allows.‼

📍 Urgent❗ Tank is located at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC. This gentle giant can be a bit nervous in his kennel, but once he’s outside, his true personality shines—sweet, friendly, and full of love. He just needs a little time and patience to feel safe again. He is minorly assertive when it comes to dogs the same size or larger than him and is conflict driven. He is at risk of euthanasia if he does not get a rescue commitment to by 5pm WEDNESDAY (7/2/25).
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*** Tank is available for a 501c3 rescue pull only, he is not available for adoption based on his behavior ***
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🔷Sponsorship pledges available for pulling rescue!
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AID: A300929 Tank - PUPDATE: went to rescue!!!
Age: 4y
S*x: NEUTERED male
Weight: 116lb
Heartworm status: Positive***
Intake: confiscation 6/16/25
Notes: Friendly with people per observation
Dog assessment: Friendly with dogs smaller than him. He is assertive when it comes to dogs the same size or larger than him and is conflict driven (see more details below).
Staff Notes:
Very sweet nervous dog, doesn’t like his paw or legs to be touched, walks well on a leash, was able to get him in and out of his kennel with no issues, loves to just lay beside you. Gentle with taking food or treats out of your hand.
Foster Notes: Tank is a strong, large dog who does well with females, including my female foster, but should probably not be placed with large male dogs without some training. While my two personal dogs (both male) were playing with a stick across the yard, Tank became highly fixated on them. He suddenly bolted across the yard, knocked over my male mastiff, who is larger than Tank, and grabbed him by the throat in an attempt to shake. This incident highlights his conflict driven reactions toward other large male dogs and his potential to escalate quickly in high-arousal situations. Tank is not housebroken and not crate trained at this time, but he walks well on a leash and has shown no issues with female dogs so far. He’s recently been neutered, so his selectivity may improve with time. This big boy loves to be your personal shadow or body pillow. Whether you’re cleaning, laying down, or using the bathroom he’s by your side
Medical:
On intake, appeared to have scabs on ears and old wound on right side of the face
FAS Level 3/Moderate – ears slightly back/to the side; tail down; turns head away; hesitant to interact but not completely avoiding interaction; fidgety
***Qualifies for HW treatment through CAS (E-lister)
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/30/2025

Anna is at Columbia Animal Services. She is a gentle soul with the heart of an angel and legs built for adventure! This slender, graceful hound has been through a lot, but her spirit remains unshaken. With soulful eyes and a shy-but-loving personality, Anna is the kind of dog who will quietly curl up next to you and make every day a little better.
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AID: A301050 Anna
Age: 4y
S*x: UNSPAYED female
Weight: 35lb
Heartworm status: Positive
Intake: stray 5/23/25, waiting for spay surgery
Temperament Notes: Friendly with people, very gentle, scared to walk inside buildings
Dog assessment: not assessed at this time, but walked past the other dogs in the kennels without displaying any signs of fear, anxiety, or stress. She was indifferent to them.
Medical:
Underweight/emaciated BCS 1/9
Worn teeth - likely secondary to chronically chewing on fur
Pyoderma – under treatment
Alopecia, hyperpigmentation
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/30/2025

Theo & Clara are at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia SC. Both of them are Ringworm Positive. They could be at risk of euthanasia if we cannot get a 501c3 rescue to commit to them, we do not have the resources to continue to properly care for them and are seeking a MEDICAL PULL for them from a 501c3 rescue.
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A300762 Theo - PAWDATE: Pulled by rescue!
A300642 Clara - PAWDATE: Pulled by rescue!
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/30/2025

📍Urgent ❗ These puppies are at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC. Murray is Parvo POSITIVE and Rhea is Parvo Exposed. We do NOT have the resources to properly isolate and care for parvo cases and are seeking an IMMEDIATE MEDICAL PULL from a 501c3 rescue! They are at risk of euthanasia if they do not get a 501c3 rescue commitment to by 5pm TUESDAY (7/1/25)❗
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AID: A301174 Murray - euthanized for medical 7/1/25
Age: 9wks
S*x: UNNEUTERED male
Weight: 12lbs
Intake: stray 6/30/25
Temperament Notes: friendly
Medical:
PARVO POSITIVE
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AID: A301173 Rhea - euthanized for medical 7/1/25
Age: 9wks
S*x: UNSPAYED female
Weight: 7lbs
Intake: stray 6/30/25
Temperament Notes: friendly
Medical:
PARVO Exposed
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/30/2025

📍 Urgent ❗ Daphne is located at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC. We do not have the resources to continue to properly care for her and are seeking a MEDICAL PULL for her. She is at risk of euthanasia if she does not get a rescue commitment to by 5pm TUESDAY (7/1/25).
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Daphne is an incredibly sweet and affectionate dog and unfortunately, she has a leg injury that requires an FHO surgery, which we are unable to provide. This loving girl deserves a chance at a full recovery and a happy life—but she can only get that with a rescue pull. Time is critical for her comfort and healing. Thank you for considering this beautiful girl.
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AID: A300909 Daphne - medical foster found, still looking for rescue!
Age: 4y
S*x: UNSPAYED female
Weight: 40lb
Heartworm status: Negative
Intake: stray 6/16/25, waiting for medical pull
Notes: Very friendly with people per observation, very sweet
Dog assessment: not assessed at this time
Medical:
Has had x-rays and will need an FHO surgery (X-rays available upon request)
Right rear leg injury - suspected blunt force trauma with dermal and musculoskeletal trauma
Road rash abrasions on sides and legs
Underweight BCS 3.5/9
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/27/2025

📢 ATTN. ALL RESCUES!!! 🚨 We faced a sudden mass intake today. As much as it pains us to say, decisions will likely be made tomorrow, as we have taken in 89 animals since Monday and are far beyond our capacity of care. If you are able to pull, please consider doing so to help us save lives at our shelter. Time is of the essence, and pickups are critically time-sensitive!

⭐️ If you are able to commit and pick up tomorrow, please email [email protected] AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! ⭐️

Thank you as always for your partnership and support.

06/25/2025

Helen is a gentle, loving senior lady currently waiting for her forever home at Columbia Animal Services. She has a quiet charm and a deep affection for people. She is calm and affectionate, will nuzzle up next to you and offer comforting companionship. She may be older, but she’s still got so much love to give and would thrive in a peaceful home where she can relax and be adored. She is a senior dog, which means she’s likely past the puppy phase and ready for a slower pace of life. She deserves a loving home in which to spend her golden years.
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AID: A300488 Helen - PUPDATE: adopted!
Age: 7y
S*x: SPAYED female
Weight: 45lb
Heartworm status: Negative
Intake: stray 5/22/25, available for adoption 5/28/25
Notes: Friendly with people per observation
Dog assessment: not assessed
Volunteer Notes: mostly ignored dogs in play yards next to her
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CjvK7KmzN/
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/24/2025

📍 UPDATE: Bumper’s deadline has been extended — he is no longer set for euthanasia tomorrow at 5 PM. However, he remains at risk and has a chance as long as space allows and his behavior remains stable. This is a temporary reprieve, not a guarantee. Please continue sharing and networking for Bumper — his life still depends on finding placement urgently.

Urgent❗ Bumper is located at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC, and he's having a hard time adjusting to life in the shelter. He's showing moderate levels of fear, anxiety, and stress, and it's clear the kennel environment is overwhelming for him. This sweet pup is depressed in his kennel and desperately needs a calmer space to decompress. Due to his current behavior and limited space at the shelter, Bumper is now at immediate risk of euthanasia if a rescue commitment is not secured by 5 PM THURSDAY (6/26/25).
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Time is critical—please help save Bumper by sharing or reaching out to rescues who may be able to step in if you cannot.
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AID: A300396 Bumper - PUPDATE: Adoption Ambassador foster!
Age: 2y
S*x: NEUTERED male
Weight: 57lb
Heartworm status: Negative
Intake: stray 5/16/25, available for adoption 6/2/25
Notes: Friendly with people per observation
Dog assessment:
5/22/25: He had good greetings but was quite nervous. He’s on the younger side and needs to build his confidence. He was more comfortable with people than the other dogs and loves attention.
Volunteer Notes: very playful, really opens up outside, very excited to see other dogs.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1VoDNUSmN5/
Medical:
FAS Level 3/Moderate - depressed, ears slightly back/to the side; tail down; turns head away; hesitant to interact but not completely avoiding interaction; fidgety
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/24/2025

***See new post***

♦♦URGENT!! - TIME SENSITIVE IMMEDIATELY ❗❗ - The following dogs are at risk for euthanasia due to space IMMEDIATELY at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC!
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Columbia Animal Services operates as an open intake municipal facility, legally obligated to accept all animals within our jurisdiction regardless of capacity. To ensure all dogs have the best chance at finding homes, we proactively market those at risk of euthanasia due to longer stays or kennel stress. These efforts aim to maximize positive outcomes before critical space decisions or behavioral declines necessitate euthanasia. Commitments, pick-ups and adoptions are critically time sensitive! During business hours we are busy saving lives, we update this post as time allows.
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FAS - displaying signs of Fear, Anxiety, and Stress in the kennel
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A266800 Spi
A299888 Jerry
A299997 Cleo - PUPDATE- Adoption Ambassador home!
A299998 Wren - PUPDATE- Adoption Ambassador home!
A300003 Dani - PUPDATE- Foster-To-Adopt home!
A300016 Duke - PUPDATE- Adopted!
A294696 Reba
A300033 Clinton
A300040 Harmony
A300081 Tyson
A300082 Apollo
A300114 Marley - PUPDATE- Adoption Ambassador home!
A300159 Polo
A300180 Ginger - PUPDATE- Adopted!
A300181 Flynn - PUPDATE- Adopted!
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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

06/21/2025

****See new post***

Tank is located at Columbia Animal Services in Columbia, SC. This gentle giant can be a bit nervous in his kennel, but once he’s outside, his true personality shines—sweet, friendly, and full of love. He just needs a little time and patience to feel safe again.
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AID: A300929 Tank
Age: 4y
S*x: NEUTERED male
Weight: 116lb
Heartworm status: Positive
Intake: confiscation 6/16/25, available
Notes: Friendly with people per observation
Dog assessment: not assessed
Staff Notes:
Very sweet nervous dog, doesn’t like his paw or legs to be touched, walks well on a leash, was able to get him in and out of his kennel with no issues, loves to just lay beside you. Gentle with taking food or treats out of your hand.
Medical:
appears to have scabs on ears and old wound on right side of the face
FAS Level 3/Moderate – ears slightly back/to the side; tail down; turns head away; hesitant to interact but not completely avoiding interaction; fidgety

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🟡 If you are interested in adopting – come to the shelter M-F 12-5pm, Sat 9am-4pm or call 803-776-7387.
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🔵 Non-profit 501C3 rescue organizations – email [email protected]
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🟢 If you are interested in fostering for CAS, please go to the website and follow the steps to sign up: animalservices.columbiasc.gov
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🟪CAS Home to Home page: https://www.facebook.com/CASPetResourceCenter
(Where owner’s surrendering list their pets while waiting for their appointment)
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🔷We do NOT guarantee health, behavior, or temperament, nor do we have the resources for extensive testing or exams on any animals prior to rescue pulls. The only guaranteed vetting is basic vaccines, deworming, preventatives, and HW test.
🔹Dog assessments upon request to the rescue coordinator for rescues; dogs are assessed with other dogs of the same size, we generally do not know how they are with smaller dogs.
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CAS does not DNA test shelter pets and is therefore unable to determine the breed of promoted animals. We believe all dogs are individuals and their behaviors should not be predicted based on physical characteristics.
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*Fun fact! Less than 25% of a dog’s genome contributes to their physical characterizes.

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