
Lowcountry Giving Day 2017
It Starts with One! Lowcountry Giving Day at the Joe Riley Stadium is on Tuesday the 19th from 3-7pm.
Join Us or Give online by texting “lovepets” to 855-735-BIDR (2437)!
Nearly 700 shelters across the country are teaming up with NBC Owned Television Stations and Telemundo for Clear the Shelters, a nationwide pet adoption drive on Saturday, August 26th that helps find loving homes for animals in need. Over 50,000 pets found their forever homes in 2016.
If you want to help Clear the Shelters, and you have an extra large heart- stop by Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary and consider blessing your home with one of our older dogs or cats. They have years of experience loving unconditionally! Hallie Hill is open to the public from 10am-7pm on Saturday August 26th.
Come to the Johns Island Farmers Market this Saturday from 9-1, as rising fifth grader Brooke Farfone helps raise money and awareness of Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary with a bake sale! She attends Charleston Collegiate and organized this fundraiser to help support the animals of Hallie Hill.
Join us May 8th at the Joe Riley Stadium to celebrate Rescue Night hosted by the Post and Courier.
Caring for three pets of her own, volunteer Daniela Schneider knows how expensive animal care can be. She raised over $5000 for Hallie Hill Animal Sanctuary by running the Cooper River Bridge on April 1st. Thank you to all who sponsored Daniela! Your pledge helped to support the over 200 animals at the sanctuary- providing much needed, medical care, food, heart-worm/flea preventative, and more!
Remember spending time with a pet is just one of many ways to stay fit! A big “thank you” barked out to the Fitness and Lifestyle Initiative of Trident Technical College! They organized a food drive for our animals! Dylan Keim and Edwing Gutierrez of the club delivered the collected food and took a quick tour of our facility today.
Our very own Volunteer Coordinator, Dana Clark was nominated for the Jefferson Award! The Jefferson Awards Foundation was created in 1972 by the American Institute for Public Service. The Jefferson Awards are given at both national and local levels. Local winners are ordinary people who do extraordinary things without expectation of recognition. Click here to see the video!