Business Description
The Hampton County Animal Shelter is a county run facility that takes in stray or abused animals. Animals brought to us may be placed into our adoption program, sent to a rescue group, or unfortunately, as a last resort, euthanized.
Director: Tim Latham
The Hampton County Animal Shelter is a county run facility that takes in stray or abused animals.
Animals brought to us may be placed into our adoption program, sent to a rescue group or foster home, or unfortunately, as a last resort, euthanized. This would include such animals not suitable for adoption, due to health concerns, deemed a danger to society, or shelter overcrowding. Such decision is a difficult one made by the director and other individuals caring for the animal.
We continue to strive to create a loving environment for all animals in Hampton County but community support is imperative.
If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact the following people:
Tim Latham, Director
Angie Altman
Mandy Strickland
Chris Bartley
Chris Haulsee
Carrie Garvin
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Adoption Fees:
Dogs Cats
$47 fee $37
$ 3 license tag $ 3
$50 total adoption fee $40
Fee includes: Spay/Neuter
Rabies Vaccination
5 way/7 way Vaccination
**(Page created by Christine J. Bartley--shelter volunteer)
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 460 Cemetery Road
- Postcode:
- 29944
- City:
- Varnville
- State:
- South Carolina
- Zip:
- 29944
- Phone:
- 803-943-7567
- Category:
- Pet Services
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