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Welcome to the
Blaze's Story...
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It's hard to imagine
why anyone would be so cruel to such a wonderful and loving dog.
Blaze is a big goofy boy who just begs to be loved and, even with the severe
injuries on him, he gazes at you with big brown trusting eyes. Blaze
was brought in to the Doc Williams SPCA March 6, 2008 with severe burns
covering most of his back and sides. It was determined that his burns
had been caused by someone either throwing hot liquid on him or by lighter
fluid which was ignited. He spent several days in intensive care
where his prognosis was guarded. After lots of TLC, Blaze managed
to pull through and made a full recovery, but the scars remain. Blaze
was now ready for a forever home.
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Update...
Even after being so
horribly mistreated, Blaze has never stopped loving people or trying to
please everyone he meets. It was this very sweet and loving nature
that earned Blaze a place in his new family's heart.
On May 17, 2008 Blaze
was adopted by the Legette family. Now Blaze lives in a lap of luxury.
He has many siblings who keep him on his toes and a big bed he shares with
his new Mom and Dad.
Blaze will probably
wear the scars of abuse for the rest of his life, but has found a wonderful
and loving home with people who more than make up for the tragedies he's
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PLEASE...
Consider making a
donation
to the Doc Williams SPCA
so we can continue
our mission to help
the abandoned and
abused animals like Blaze.
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Officers
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Theresa L. Gregory
- President |
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Gilbert Pohl - Vice
President |
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Theresa Wozniak -
Treasurer |
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Michael D. Wood -
Secretary |
Our
mission is to:
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Contribute to the well
being of our community's animals as means and need dictate.
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Cultivate in the people
of our community an awareness of the animals whose world we share.
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Instill respect for and
appreciation of all living things.
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Act as an advocate for
animals in the Legislative Process.
Since 1991 the Doc Williams
SPCA believes that animals, as living creatures, have value beyond economic
measurement and are entitled to legal, moral and ethical consideration
and protection.
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The Office
of the Secretary of State of South Carolina reports that 88.6 cents
of every dollar donated to the Doc Williams SPCA (dba Berkeley County SPCA)
is used for program services. These services provide care for homeless,
abused and neglected animals.
We appreciate your
generous donations and are proud to show such a high percentage of the
those donations actually benefit the animals in our care.
It is our goal to
continue to be as effective and efficient in the future! |
Pet Clin Station
HAS
ARRIVED!
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A coin operated,
fully automated, pet washing station.
You don't have to
bring anything from home...other than your pet!
Just like going to
the car wash!!
Look for this NEW
addition at the Adoption Center.
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Adoption
Center
Now Open 7 Days A
Week
109 St. James Avenue
Goose Creek, SC 29445
(view
map)
843-797-0610
M-F - 12:30PM-6PM
SAT - 12PM-4PM
SUN - 1PM-4PM
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Animal
Shelter
Reclaim, Recovery
and Rescue
502 Cypress Garden
Road
Moncks Corner, SC
29461
(view
map)
843-761-0683
M-F - 12PM-6PM
SAT - 12PM-4PM
SUN - CLOSED
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Visits since July 13,
2002
The Berkeley
County SPCA d/b/a Doc Williams SPCA does not engage in any of the following
activities:
1. Endorsing
or opposing either directly or indirectly any candidate for public office
2. Donating
or contributing to a candidate's campaign
3. Participating
or engaging in political fundraising events or otherwise soliciting contributions
to a candidate's campaign
4. Distributing
statements for or against a particular candidate
5. Engaging
in any other activity that may favor or oppose a candidate. |
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Doc Williams SPCA
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