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Over 100 dogs and 12 cats were rescued from horrific conditions in a Georgetown County home, where more than 125 dead dogs were found—marking one of South Carolina’s worst animal cruelty cases. Two suspects are arrested, with more charges expected. Shelters are overwhelmed, with Saint Frances Animal Center and Charleston Animal Society taking in dozens of survivors, aided by rescues from across the country. Staff are emotionally drained but working nonstop to treat medically fragile animals. While community donations of supplies are pouring in, urgent financial support is needed to cover medical costs and care. Shelters are now focusing on spay-neuter and vaccinations, urging the public to adopt, foster, or donate to ensure every rescued animal finds a forever home.

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