Re: Lexington Co, SC *** LAB BOXER X? *** POOR, POOR PRINCESS - 4 YO - IN LCAS ABOUT A YEAR (SIX+ YEARS IN DOG YEARS), FINALLY ADOPTED, NOW BACK AT LCAS, WASN'T CONTAINED - A049698
Anteaterken
In a message dated 3/5/2026 4:47:17 PM US Eastern Standard Time, dm4...@gmail.com writes:
PRINCESS - SPAYED! WAS HW NEG WHEN RECENTLY ADOPTEDWe took in 93 animals just last week and, as an open-admission shelter, we cannot stop the intake of stray animals.
Returned Feb 18Good afternoon,She was returned to us because her previous owner was unable to keep her properly contained.She is friendly with both people and other dogs, and her current weight is 50.6 lbs.Lexington County Services in Lexington, South Carolina is in need of assistance placing these dogs with a rescue! These are available to a 501c3 rescue only. We do exhaust every resource possible but unfortunately due to overcrowding dogs do become at risk of being euthanized. We can provide additional photos, video, vaccines, heartworm tests, health certificates, RABIES VACCINES or any behavioral assessments that may be needed
Please make sure all communication is done via email to
so that we can keep track of all communications. We do have a phone used for rescue to call during an emergency or when we are away from the office such as transporting. The phone number is 803-465-5726. We respond to rescue inquiries Monday through Friday 8am-5pm(EST) and it is checked regularly. We offer free transportation Monday through Friday during business hours locally which would be the area of Lexington County, City of Columbia, or Richland County. Our staff is very passionate about getting all of these wonderful dogs to safety and will help in any way possible!
When inquiring about a dog, an animal ID number is required and not just their name.
Include a note at the end of every email stating what rescue you are with.
***URGENT If a dog’s hold date is expired then that means that they are at a higher risk of being euthanized.
Our shelter is EXTREMELY FULL!***
