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Save SC Shelters 2015

About me

Introduction	My name is Carlynn Cary, and I speak on behalf of the animals that cannot speak for themselves. I’m currently a Board of Trustees member for Pawmetto Lifeline, and a passionate advocate for the homeless animals in the Midlands. I am able to actively volunteer within an organization that not only rescues homeless pets from the local municipal shelters, but also provides basic animal care to those pet owners that might not otherwise obtain veterinary assistance for their pets. As a Board of Trustees member, I am focused on the promotion of high-quality animal care, but also on reducing the companion pet overpopulation with a high volume spay/neuter clinic. I believe in assisting SC state lawmakers in creating better laws to not only protect the homeless pets of the Midlands, but to educate the community for future preservation. I’m not employed or compensated by Pawmetto Lifeline, these are an independent statements shared by me alone. I’m in opposition of this bill, and any bill that enables the State to decide on where/how our pets receive preventative care. I believe SC residents should be allowed to decided freely as to where they are able to take their pet for care.

Introduction

My name is Carlynn Cary, and I speak on behalf of the animals that cannot speak for themselves. I’m currently a Board of Trustees member for Pawmetto Lifeline, and a passionate advocate for the homeless animals in the Midlands. I am able to actively volunteer within an organization that not only rescues homeless pets from the local municipal shelters, but also provides basic animal care to those pet owners that might not otherwise obtain veterinary assistance for their pets. As a Board of Trustees member, I am focused on the promotion of high-quality animal care, but also on reducing the companion pet overpopulation with a high volume spay/neuter clinic. I believe in assisting SC state lawmakers in creating better laws to not only protect the homeless pets of the Midlands, but to educate the community for future preservation. I’m not employed or compensated by Pawmetto Lifeline, these are an independent statements shared by me alone. I’m in opposition of this bill, and any bill that enables the State to decide on where/how our pets receive preventative care. I believe SC residents should be allowed to decided freely as to where they are able to take their pet for care.