I want to thank all of you who are helping us to get S.A.R.N. underway. It's about time a SCAD animal welfare group existed, and I'm very excited to have the opportunity to work directly with the Liberty County Animal Control to rescue animals in such high-risk situations.
A few important things to note:
1. While S.A.R.N. is a group created by and for SCAD students, it is not an official SCAD organization and is therefore not directly affiliated with the college. We receive no funding or support from the institution, and we consider ourselves an independent network.
2. We have chosen to do rescue work with the Liberty County Animal Control in Hinesville, GA rather than the shelters here in Savannah because the LCAC is high-kill, while the shelters here are no-kill. We think the Savannah Humane Society is a wonderful organization and we fully support adoptions out of the center; however, we believe by helping the LCAC, we can spare more lives that are in immediate danger.
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Today was a successful first venture to the LCAC. Three cats who were marked for euthanasia this upcoming Tuesday were rescued by students and brought to S.A.R.N. foster homes. I've posted pictures below of the new foster cats. All are wonderfully sweet, adorable, and adoptable pets. If you are interested in adopting or know someone who is, please e-mail us at sarn.sav@gmail.com
Best,
Becca Johnson
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