Lancaster County Animal Shelter
Our Mission
The Lancaster County Animal Shelter is dedicated to providing compassionate care and a safe harbor for stray and surrendered animals in our community. We strive to offer every animal in our care a fresh start toward a loving forever home.
Why We Are Here
Our shelter serves as a vital community resource, addressing the urgent needs of local animals who have lost their way or whose owners can no longer provide care. By managing the intake of stray and surrendered pets, we act as a bridge between a challenging past and a hopeful, healthy future for our animal companions.
How We Provide Care
We believe that every animal deserves to be set up for success from the very beginning of their new journey. Before they join your family, every pet receives comprehensive care, including being spayed or neutered with no exceptions, as well as receiving essential vaccinations, de-worming, and micro-chipping. This proactive approach helps us tackle the issue of animal over-population while ensuring your new best friend is healthy and ready to thrive.
Your Partner in Adoption
Whether you live in Lancaster County or are coming from further afield, we invite you to find your next companion with us. Our team is committed to the well-being of our animals, and our adoption fees are purposefully designed to cover the high-quality veterinary services each pet receives before heading to their new home. Choosing to adopt means you are directly contributing to a brighter, more responsible future for pets in our region.
Meet Your New Best Friend
We invite you to visit our facility at 2074 Pageland Highway to meet our wonderful, adoptable animals in person. Please reach out to us at 803-286-8103 or view our latest adoption applications online to start your journey. We look forward to helping you find the perfect addition to your family.
- Knowledgeable and kind staff
- Efficient adoption process
- Lack of specific feedback in critical reviews
8/27 - Shelter Dog Carries Lifelong Scars, but Still Holds on To Hope of Finding the Right Home
A shelter dog named Precious is only one year old, and this video shows the scars she carries while she waits for a loving home.
5/6 - 4 puppies abandoned during rainstorm in Lancaster County, shelter says
Around 2 a.m. on Saturday, May 2, officials said four pups were left outside its building along Pageland Highway in Lancaster.
