Sami's Bed & Biscuit

06/23/2025

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Keep pets safe this 4th of July. Find helpful tips below from 24petwatch Pet Protection Services.

04/30/2025

04/25/2025

04/25/2025

Water Fun!

04/25/2025

Masters Crew loved the weather!

04/04/2025

Turtle season is HERE!!!! Be a good person, be on the lookout, and if you see a turtle stop and help it get across the road -- in the direction it is going!!! If you see an injured turtle get it medical care!
Carolina Wildlife Center at 5551 Bush River Road Columbia SC 29212 is open EVERY DAY from 9-6

Officer James Bishop was hard at work when he spotted a turtle attempting to cross the police department’s large, busy parking lot. Not wanting the animal to become injured, he took the time to relocate it to a place of safety.

As the weather continues to get warmer, all manner of wildlife, including reptiles, will be on the move. Motorists are asked to drive carefully and be on the lookout for animals crossing the island’s roadways. Residents and guests are also reminded to stay aware of their surroundings near bodies of fresh or brackish water, as our area is also home to both snakes and alligators!

02/25/2025

LET US HELP YOU FIND YOUR IDEAL PET!
Looking to add a pet to your home? Just make an appointment with an adoption staff counselor and discuss your specific needs and requirements for your new pet. Because the adoption staff are intimately familiar with each animal, the matchup will not be random —the counselor will introduce you only to the animals in the shelter that best suit your needs, making it easy to find a pet your family will love.

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02/24/2025

01/21/2025

If you see a stray animal in need, call us right away: 803-642-1537. Call with an address and be as descriptive as you can. If you see a chained pet outside, be their voice and call County Animal Code Enforcement, 803-502-9000, ext. 3704.

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FRIGID TEMPERATURES ARE HERE. PLEASE KEEP YOUR PETS INSIDE! ⚠
Pet owners are urged to bring their pets INSIDE when temperatures get this low. If you absolutely must keep your pet outside, make sure their shelter is dry and draft-free. The floor should be raised a few inches from the ground (ex: sitting on a pallet) and lined with straw. Turn the entry away from wind and cover the doorway with burlap or heavy plastic (ex: a tarp). It should be large enough for them to stand and turn around in.

If you see a stray animal in need, call us right away: 803-642-1537. Call with an address and be as descriptive as you can. If you see a chained pet outside, be their voice and call County Animal Code Enforcement, 803-502-9000, ext. 3704.