Lowcountry Dog Magazine

It was a frosty mid-November morning in Connecticut 2004. I was working at Wolcott Veterinary Clinic at the time when a woman, clutching a cardboard box, came in frantic. On their way into school, her two young children had found a puppy and they were not sure whether the puppy was still alive. ...

Starting at 6pm on Monday Dec. 21 until 6pm Tuesday December 22 Charleston Animal Society staff will not leave the shelter until every animal finds a HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Join CAS for fun and exciting events and last minute gifts for your pets and friends. ...

Take a look at a few photos of the event graciously shared with us by photographer Steven McCabe. To view all the photos and purchase your favorites, click HERE.

Around seven years ago, we adopted a puppy from the SPCA that was labeled “Lab mix.” She was so cute with floppy ears and a furry brown coat. She changed a lot during those first few months: her tail curled, her fur lightened, her nose grew longer, and her ears pointed up. ...

Each and every puppy is born with its own unique personality, just like humans. Some are outgoing, some are shy, some will love you unconditionally, and some are angry and aggressive. Canine aggression does not necessarily come from an abusive past, but is usually a part of the animal’s personality....

“A voice for those who cannot speak; A warrior for the defenseless; A guardian for the helpless; A rescuer of those who are abused; A friend to all animals, large and small,” reads the plaque presented to this year’s Folly Beach Citizen of the Year, Carol Linville. ...

Princess is an adorable Yorkshire Terrier who is now currently nine years of age. When I first met her,she bit me on the nose! But now she is my best friend. She has been through a lot. Princess was hit ...