Fetchers

11/04/2025

Always our place! Dan and Jeri and their team are the best!! 🎄😍🎅

08/28/2024

Heads up! The Wildlife Medical Clinic has noticed an uptick of “rabbit fever” in our local population of Eastern Cottontails. Since April, the WMC has had 4 rabbits test positive for Francisella tularensis, the bacteria that causes tularemia. This is a highly infectious disease that can infect wildlife and people alike via tick/deer fly bites, inhalation of aerosols, and skin contact with infected animals. It has not been seen to jump from person to person, only from animals to people.

Rabbits, rodents, and cats can be infected and transmit this disease, which can also survive for weeks in water and soil. Make sure to keep pets away from injured or dead wildlife and handle any sick wildlife with appropriate protective equipment (gloves, eye protection, and an N-95 face mask if you have one). Doing a quick sweep of the yard for any dead animals before you start up the mower will also decrease the risk of potential aerosols. Tularemia can cause a host of symptoms, including pneumonia and even death, if not treated quickly with the right antibiotics.

Be careful out there and remember the WMC is always here to lend a hand with sick and injured wildlife! For more information about tularemia, check out the following link, https://emergency.cdc.gov/agent/tularemia/faq.asp.

08/14/2024

He’s a cutie! 😻

Tux truly is the most handsome, loving fellow and now that his friends have been adopted, he is loving life as the most spoiled kitty in our kitty condo! If you stop into Fetchers you might find him riding on the shoulder of store owner, Mike, just happy to be the center of attention! He really is a ham!

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08/02/2024

FOUND

8/2/24 at 4:45PM - The missing individual has been found and is safe. Thank you to everyone who shared the image and provided tips to our dispatch center. Thank you to all of the agencies that assisted with this search.

8/2/24 at 4:15PM - The Charleston Police Department is sharing an updated more recent image of Michael Elliot who is currently missing. He is 79 years old with dementia. He wandered away from his home in the southwest area of town at approximately 8:00AM this morning wearing a maroon shirt and black pants. If you see or have seen Michael please contact our dispatch center at (217) 345-0060.

06/11/2024

A Tuesday funny!

03/11/2024

How is your Monday going after the time change?

02/25/2024

2 super sweet kitties!

02/22/2024

Luckily we can help you out! We have lots of treats to choose from!

02/20/2024

Please note our new longer hours!
Mon-Fri 9 am - 530 pm
Saturday 9 am - 3 pm

01/21/2024

This weather! 😩
Open 9:00a-5:30p Monday