Kershaw County Animal Control

10/21/2026

10/19/2026

Update dog is  now at Kershaw County Humane society

🐾Help us locate the owner 🐾

The animal is currently in and around the Cassatt Country Store, and officers have been unable to catch it.

If you have any information, please contact Kershaw County Animal Control.
📞 803-425-6017

10/15/2026

Owner Found
Two German shepherds are currently at 28 Church Road, Westville. Please help us locate their owners.

Please contact Kershaw County Animal Control at 803-425-6017.

10/12/2026

Owner Located!

🐶 **Lost Dog Found in East Camden**

A lost dog was found on Owen’s Road and is currently looking for its owner.

📞 If this is your pet or you have information, please contact Kershaw Animal Control at 803-425-6017.

Please share to help bring this dog home!

10/12/2026

These pups have been spotted running around the area of Jones and Scott Road. Please help us get them back home safely!

📞 If this is your pet or you have information, please contact Animal Control ASAP at 803-425-6017.

Please share to spread the word!

04/23/2026

Thank You!

We got a little behind last week buuuuutttttt…
Happy Animal Control Officers week (
April 12-18) to our wonderful ACO/CE ladies!!!
You ladies are awesome and we really appreciate you all & the job you do!!!!
I just have one question….. can I pet dat dawg?!?
(LtoR) Jessica, Charity, 911 Deputy Director and Cayla

04/22/2026

Get those Rabies Vaccines Done!!

‼️Rabies Vaccine is required by STATE LAW‼️

Animals are to be vaccinated against rabies every 1 to 3 years depending on whether they received the 1 year rabies vaccine or the 3 year rabies vaccine.

Puppies and Kittens at the age of 12 to 14 weeks can receive their first Rabies Vaccine.

It’s the LAW…vaccinate your pet for rabies and do your part in protecting them. ❤️

04/15/2026

Thank You!

Not the job for the weak and definitely not for the squeamish.

It’s Animal Control Appreciation Week, and we’re giving a well-earned shoutout to Kershaw County Animal Control and Kershaw County Sheriff's Office.

From wrangling runaway pets to handling wildlife calls and keeping both residents and animals safe, this role takes patience, skill, and a whole lot of heart. It’s early mornings, unpredictable situations, and doing whatever it takes to get the job done, usually with fur involved.

So if you see them out and about this week, show some love.