Charleston Steps In to Help Colombia's Animals | Charleston News

When a devastating earthquake struck Colombia, thousands of animals lost their homes—and Charleston Animal Society is stepping in to help. Led by Colombian board member Luigi Bravo, the group is urgently collecting leashes, food, crates, and more to send to damaged shelters. With over 1,900 animals displaced and 30 shelters destroyed or collapsed, every donation counts. Local vets like Laura Goulet are rallying their communities, driven by compassion for both pets and people caught in the crisis. Donations will be shipped to Colombia this Sunday—before 3 PM Friday. This global outpouring proves that when hearts unite, no distance is too far to save a life.

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