North Myrtle Beach Animal Rescue Expands to Provide Better Care for Homeless Pets

North Myrtle Beach Welcomes New Animal Rescue Expansion

A Greener Future for Homeless Pets

North Myrtle Beach has some exciting news buzzing around town! Our beloved Kind Keeper Animal Rescue is taking big steps to provide even better care for our furry friends. This amazing nonprofit has launched a multi-million-dollar project aimed at saving more homeless pets, and it shows just how much love and support there is in our community.

Big Changes Coming to Kind Keeper

So, what’s the scoop? Kind Keeper recently snagged a 10-plus acre property on Water Tower Road in Longs, which is just a short six-mile drive from their current location. Now, here’s where things get really interesting – as event coordinator Britney Hauser explains, “We’ll be able to hold at least three times the amount that we have total, that’s including our foster animals.” That’s right, folks! With this new space, they’re not just increasing capacity; they’re also improving the lives of so many animals.

Time for an Upgrade

Hauser shared that they’ve been working out of their current facility since 2015, which has its fair share of wear and tear. Believe it or not, the existing shelter used to be an old military barrack, and as you can imagine, it’s seen better days. “It’s on its last leg,” Hauser said. Now it’s time for an upgrade to a shiny new facility that can dream big and save even more pets.

No More “No” for Pets in Need

Currently, Kind Keeper has space for only around 50 animals. With a couple of pooches waiting outside and a full house inside, Hauser and her team often have to turn away animals in need. “We also have some in offices too, because we hate to say ‘no’ to people even though we have to,” she mentioned, which really tugs at the heartstrings. We all want to help, right?

Funding the Dream

Thanks to generous donations and fundraising efforts, the team has already raised over $500,000 to kickstart construction, but they’re not finished yet! They’re looking for more sponsorships and volunteers to help turn this dream into reality. “We’ll have offices, we’ll have an event space, we’ll have a veterinarian clinic, so people can get affordable spay and neuter,” Hauser explained. This is a game-changer for our community, where affordable vet services can be hard to come by!

Training Opportunities

One of the coolest features of the new facility will be a space to host in-house training for animals and their owners, which will definitely help enhance the bond between them. It’s like a little bootcamp for pets who need a bit more guidance, all while making sure they find forever homes.

Join the Kind Keeper Family

While they’re working on securing all the necessary permits for the new space, there’s no set date for when the construction will begin. However, there’s always something you can do to help! Whether it’s donating supplies, volunteering your time, or even a few dollars, every bit helps Kind Keeper continue its mission of saving homeless pets in North Myrtle Beach.

Let’s Support Our Furry Friends!

As we continue to cheer on this wonderful organization in its mission to make a difference, it’s a great reminder of how much we can do as a community. Join in the cause and help Kind Keeper pave the way for a brighter future for our pets. After all, a little kindness goes a long way!


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