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8,024 pets saved
Contact Us
P.O. Box 1777
Columbia, SC 29202
(803) 407-0991
Yes, Pawmetto Lifeline is indeed the organization formerly known as Project Pet.
Why did we change the name? To clarify for the entire community just what makes our mission and services unique. Project Pet is an identity that we will continue to cherish. Under that banner we have been the conscience of compassion for the Midlands community and a vital area resource for humane care for abandoned and homeless animals. It was perfect for our formative years. But now it does not say enough about not only who we are and what we have done, but more importantly, what we will be doing in the future. The operative word is Lifeline, because that is what we offer to companion animals whose futures would otherwise be without hope.
Pawmetto Lifeline, formerly Project Pet, has named Denise Wilkinson as its new CEO. Ms. Wilkinson, a 22-year veteran of nonprofit work, was most recently assistant vice president for development with the Sisters of Charity Health System, where she managed and implemented fund-raising strategies for three of the Sisters’ ministries.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - "Let's do this!" cried Austin Meyer, and he pounced upon the unbroken ground with his shovel, eager to get the new shelter that will bear his name built. Mr. Meyer, who along with his wife Lane gave $1.5 million to make Project Pet's dream of a no-kill facility for rescuing, spaying and neutering, and finding homes for homeless dogs and cats, is a get-it-done kind of guy. And Project Pet, which on the day of the ground-breaking changed its name to Pawmetto Lifeline to more directly state its mission, is a get-it-done kind of organization.
Posted on August 20, 2010
In the midst of celebrating all of the wonderful events that have occurred this summer at Pawmetto Lifeline, we have reason to celebrate even more…and this is the best news of all! Each year we track the number of dogs … Continue reading →
Posted on August 12, 2010
You may have noticed that there is a lot going on with our organization these days! We’ve broken ground on our new facility, we’ve hired our CEO, but perhaps most remarkably, we’ve changed our name. “Pawmetto Lifeline” is indeed the … Continue reading →
Posted on August 10, 2010
After such good news – that all the remaining kitties could be released or placed – we quickly jumped into action. All remaining cats were spayed or neutered, vaccinated and held for additional quarantine to ensure that they did not … Continue reading →