By Joanna D. Samson, FOTAS Vice President. What do Lucy, Skye, Olivia, Zeus, Roberta, Harley, Andrew, Bane, Butch, Zach, Dante, Buster, Milo, Brees, Leroy, Triscit, Biscuit, Snowhite, Alberta, Rowdy, Axel, […]
Category Archives: Cats
Adoption, Cats, News
Why you need a barn cat and why you should get one at the County Shelter (for free!)
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By Joanna D. Samson, FOTAS Vice President Barns and stables are natural habitat for rats and mice – lots of food sources from grain bins and accidental spillage around the […]
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By Bob Gordon, FOTAS Volunteer and Cat Correspondent The current collection of adoptable cats at the Aiken County Animal Shelter includes felines of all colors and sizes, making it a […]
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6/22/15 By Ellie Joos, FOTAS Director and On-site Event Coordinator What’s way more fun than a barrel of monkeys? Puppies and kitties and kids, that’s what! And we had them […]
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By Joanna D. Samson, FOTAS Vice President It’s summer time at the Aiken County Animal Shelter, and we’re swamped with dogs, cats, puppies! So many puppies! A hundred kittens! Seriously. The County […]
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27 May 2015 By Joanna Dunn Samson, FOTAS Vice President. It’s not even Memorial Day yet, and the intake wing of the Aiken County Animal Shelter is inundated with abnormally […]
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17 May 2015 By Joanna Dunn Samson, FOTAS Vice President Summer is tough at the Aiken County Animal Shelter. While the rest of the world settles into the sleepy tempo […]
Adoption, Cats, Dogs, News
Back in black: the semi-annual, half-price adoption special for black pets
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12 April 2015 By Joanna Dunn Samson, FOTAS Vice President Did you know that black dogs and cats take 4 times longer to be adopted from a shelter than their […]
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07 February 2015 By Ellie Joos, FOTAS Director, On-Site Activities Coordinator It was a busy afternoon at the shelter last Wednesday, when FOTAS hosted another Dog Ears Reading Program in […]
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25 January 2015 By Joanna Dunn Samson, Vice President of FOTAS Shortly after sunrise last Saturday, 3 trucks set off from Wagener and Graniteville with a collective cargo of 19 […]