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How does FOTAS Help?

Aiken County Animal Shelter supplemented by FOTAS has saved 39,744 dogs and cats it received from 2013 through 2023.

In addition, from January 2016 through December 2023, Aiken County Animal Shelter supplemented by FOTAS organized and paid for the spay/neuter surgeries of 9,622
community cats.

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Latest News

Whitney loves children and is easy to walk
The Plight of the Only Pet

01
Nov
One of the litters arrived, stuffed in a hot, dirty kennel.
Puppies, puppies, puppies!

27
Sep
Big Bear is affectionate and loyal.
Adoption success stories from the County Animal Shelter

20
Sep
Jack is one of seven kittens fostered by the citizen who found them. They were all adopted from the County Shelter in just two days.
Finder fosters rescue and save hundreds of kittens

18
Sep
Bring your dogs (leashed) on Sept. 21 to participate in the Furry 5K. FOTAS will be taking adoptable dogs to the event as well.
Join us for the FOTAS Furry 5K to have fun for a good cause

18
Sep
Sampson likes to show off his toys to visitors and is a champion ball fetcher.
Are you ready to run with the big dogs?

17
Sep
Boo Boo leaves the County Animal Shelter with his new mom, Shannon.
Boo Boo’s long, difficult journey ends with a loving home

16
Sep
Due to nerve damage in her left front leg, Daisy had to have it amputated. But this gorgeous cat gets around like she’s been on three legs her whole life.

When it rains, it pours

08
Aug