Humane Association of the Lowcountry

Ever wonder how community cats are trapped, spayed/neutered, and returned to their colonies through TNR (Trap-Neuter-Ret...
06/11/2026

Ever wonder how community cats are trapped, spayed/neutered, and returned to their colonies through TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return)? We’d love to show you! Join our small but mighty TNR team to learn the process and make a difference for local cats. All supplies are provided, and no experience is necessary—just bring your curiosity and willingness to help. 🐾

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06/11/2026

Hey folks! We’re looking for some volunteers in several areas including transport, fundraising, and of course fostering. If you think you’d like to hear more about these opportunities, send us an email. We would love to have you join the team!!!

06/07/2026

Today’s the day! Join us at Beedos today, for our annual fundraiser. The bar opens at 11, live music this afternoon. T-shirts for sale and a 50/50 raffle!!

Thank you Beedos for hosting us again!

Beautiful Miss Abby is looking for a new home
06/05/2026

Beautiful Miss Abby is looking for a new home

06/04/2026

Friends! Join us for another fabulous day at Beedos to support our local rescues, Coastal Cat Foundation & the Humane Association of the Lowcountry!

🐾Sunday June 7th 🐾
11am-6pm

Great food, beer, wine & mimosas! Live music by Ed Walter.

Beedos will generously give back a percentage of all sales to benefit our community cats in need!
🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈

05/28/2026
We currently have 27 kittens on a waitlist that we don’t have fosters for. The window to get them socialized and adopted...
05/28/2026

We currently have 27 kittens on a waitlist that we don’t have fosters for. The window to get them socialized and adopted closes at about 12 weeks of age. Can you help us by fostering just one litter this season before the kittens age out and have to be fixed and put back where they were living instead of into an adoptive home?

Great info for those feeding cats in public areas!!!
05/25/2026

Great info for those feeding cats in public areas!!!

If you feed outdoor cats, especially in public places, please remember that small choices can make a big difference in keeping them safe and ensuring they can continue to be cared for long-term. 🐾

▶️ Can the food be eaten within 30 minutes?
❌ If not, leftover food may attract wildlife or other animals that could pose a danger to the cats. What begins as an act of kindness can unintentionally create new risks for them.

▶️ Is there trash left behind, like paper plates or empty cans?
❌ Public feeding areas that become messy often lead to complaints. Keeping the space clean and respectful helps protect feeding spots and prevents conflict with the community.

▶️ Is your feeding setup drawing attention to the cats?
❌ Not everyone values outdoor cats the way rescuers and caretakers do. Quiet, discreet feeding can help keep colonies safer from harm and unwanted attention.

❌ Please avoid feeding cats directly out of cans. The edges are sharp and have the potential to cause injury.

Loving community cats means more than feeding them—it means protecting them, respecting shared spaces, and helping ensure they can continue to be cared for tomorrow. ❤️

We can never assume she’s pregnant.
05/12/2026

We can never assume she’s pregnant.

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