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Charleston Animal Society offering $15,000 reward for information on dog shootings.
The Charleston Animal Society says they are offering a reward totaling $15,000 for information leading to the arrest and felony conviction of those involved with three dogs being shot in Orangeburg.
For each individual incident, the Charleston Animal Society is offering $5,000 for the information.
“Through our No Kill South Carolina 2024 initiative, we remain committed to fighting cruelty wherever it exists,” Charleston Animal Society President and CEO Joe Elmore said.
“We are angry, and we want those responsible for shooting these dogs caught and prosecuted, and we fully support law enforcement efforts to bring the guilty parties to justice.”

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The Orangeburg County Animal Control and Shelter says they rescued the three dogs injured by gunshots.
The first rescue happened in late January and the other two throughout February.