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All 4 Paws Animal Rescue

Pawleys Island, SC

All 4 Paws is focused on rescuing animals in need whether from euthanasia lists at high kill shelters or animals from our community. Education and awareness is key to solving the issue of overpopulation. All 4 Paws provides education to animal shelters in effective processes t...

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All 4 Paws Animal Rescue

Pawleys Island, SC

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(843) 237-7297

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All 4 Paws is focused on rescuing animals in need whether from euthanasia lists at high kill shelters or animals from our community. Education and awareness is key to solving the issue of overpopulation. All 4 Paws provides education to animal shelters in effective processes to increase saving lives beyond our ability to house them. Our transfer network also allows us to save lives - as many as 1,600 a year.

All 4 Paws is a 501(c)3 nonprofit animal rescue that has a holistic approach that encompasses both the physical and emotional needs of rescued animals. We strive to save as many lives as possible while remaining a humane, no-kill Animal Rescue.

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