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GREAT NEWS!!!
We have a new Website www.frwspca.org!!!
Click here to view our new site and see all the animals. The site is updated VERY OFTEN and there are pictures for almost all of our special guests! We want to thank the folks at Dog River Design for helping us get our new website project up and flying.
Please visit their site www.dogriverdesign.com.
A Special Thanks!!!
The Frances R. Willis SPCA would like to thank Katrina Patton for her Guardian Angel lifetime sponsorship. Ms. Patton is the first lifetime sponsor at the SPCA and we couldn't be happier. Ms. Patton's sponsorship will last for 25 years and during that time, the cats that live in cages C-10 thru C-15 will always have special treats available and professional grooming when needed. Ms. Patton's cage plate reads, "LIFETIME SPONSOR, In Memory of Buster, Katrina L. Patton and The Estate of Linda S. Bailey." If you are interested in becoming a six month, one year, or Lifetime sponsor of a dog or cat cage, please click on the link "Getting Involved" and you can find out more information. You may also call (843) 871-3820 and ask to speak with Ben Black, Executive Director. Frances Willis SPCA, animal shelter, dogs and cats, animal adoption |
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Welcome to our home on the web!
The shelter was established over 25 years ago
to provide a safe haven for stray, abandoned, abused or lost pets. It's named for Frances Willis, who brought the SPCA to Dorchester County and founded the shelter.
Over the years we have expanded our facility, but we continue to reach our capacity, because our community is growing and because the pet overpopulation crisis is not abating. In 2001 the shelter served more than 4,300 homeless or unwanted animals.
But there is good news. We are very proud to have an adoption rate which exceeds the ASPCA national average. And we're working hard to spread the news about pet adoption, spaying and neutering, and responsible pet ownership.
With a young, dynamic staff and a corps of dedicated volunteers, the shelter is poised to make significant improvements for animal welfare in the county. Come on out and visit us today, and join us as we work toward a day when there are no more homeless pets.
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Our Mission To instill humane principles into society, to prevent cruelty to animals, and to enforce animal protection laws. To feed the hungry, shelter the homeless, reunite lost pets with owners, and through adoptions, find homes for as many stray animals as possible. To humanely put to death as few animals as necessary. To practice animal kindness, fight overpopulation by spaying and neutering, and to champion responsible pet ownership. "Three things in human life are important. The first is to be kind. The second is to be kind. And the third is to be kind."
-Henry James
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