parish: -> Statewide
name: Pet Friendly Motels, SC - INDEX -> ANIMAL SHELTERS - Pet Friendly Motels, SC - INDEX

notes: Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf Worldwide horse motel directory for the traveling equestrian http://www.horsemotel.com/ZA-HurricaneShelters.html ========================================================================== South Carolina Animal Shelter directory http://www.animalshelter.org/shelters/South_Carolina.asp ========================================================================== In Orangeburg, the Hampton Inn's 69 rooms are booked solid. Sharon Sotsky with the hotel says she takes a call every minute from people in places like Beaufort, Charleston and even Summerville who are looking for a place to ride out the storm. "A lot of them have families -- if there is a voluntary evacuation they want their families out," Sotsky said. Up the street at the Comfort Inn, they're booking fast, but there's still some room. Luckily for pet owners, the hotel is also pet-friendly. Manager Barry Hood oversees six hotels in Orangeburg. "Everyone seems to be asking about their pets," Hood said. He says he understands the worry people have about their pets in a storm. If Hanna hits, he's willing to accept more than just the usual small creatures. Barry says the hotel has gotten a call from someone who wants to bring in three horses. Fortunately, he knows just where to put them. "We have a hotel that has a field next door, so we'll let them put the horses in the field as long as they're responsible for them," Barry said. Posted: Sep 2, 2008 03:02 PM PDT Updated: Sep 4, 2008 11:09 AM PDT SOURCE: WIS10 http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8939838 -> Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf Worldwide horse motel directory for the traveling equestrian http://www.horsemotel.com/ZA-HurricaneShelters.html ========================================================================== South Carolina Animal Shelter directory http://www.animalshelter.org/shelters/South_Carolina.asp
cat_notes: -> Removed old notes 1/10/09 LTel: In Orangeburg, the Hampton Inn's 69 rooms are booked solid. Sharon Sotsky with the hotel says she takes a call every minute from people in places like Beaufort, Charleston and even Summerville who are looking for a place to ride out the storm. "A lot of them have families -- if there is a voluntary evacuation they want their families out," Sotsky said. Up the street at the Comfort Inn, they're booking fast, but there's still some room. Luckily for pet owners, the hotel is also pet-friendly. Manager Barry Hood oversees six hotels in Orangeburg. "Everyone seems to be asking about their pets," Hood said. He says he understands the worry people have about their pets in a storm. If Hanna hits, he's willing to accept more than just the usual small creatures. Barry says the hotel has gotten a call from someone who wants to bring in three horses. Fortunately, he knows just where to put them. "We have a hotel that has a field next door, so we'll let them put the horses in the field as long as they're responsible for them," Barry said. Posted: Sep 2, 2008 03:02 PM PDT Updated: Sep 4, 2008 11:09 AM PDT SOURCE: WIS10 http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8939838

name: Pet Friendly Motels, SC INDEX -> Pet Friendly Motels, SC - INDEX

town: -> Various
name: Pet Friendly Motels, SC Hurricane Hanna Evacuations -> Pet Friendly Motels, SC INDEX
organization: Business -> Evacuation Shelter, Pet Friendly Motels
areas_served: -> South Carolina
eligibility: Hurricane Hanna Evacuees w/Pets -> Hurricane Evacuees w/Pets

notes: Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf Worldwide horse motel directory for the traveling equestrian http://www.horsemotel.com/ZA-HurricaneShelters.html ========================================================================== In Orangeburg, the Hampton Inn's 69 rooms are booked solid. Sharon Sotsky with the hotel says she takes a call every minute from people in places like Beaufort, Charleston and even Summerville who are looking for a place to ride out the storm. "A lot of them have families -- if there is a voluntary evacuation they want their families out," Sotsky said. Up the street at the Comfort Inn, they're booking fast, but there's still some room. Luckily for pet owners, the hotel is also pet-friendly. Manager Barry Hood oversees six hotels in Orangeburg. "Everyone seems to be asking about their pets," Hood said. He says he understands the worry people have about their pets in a storm. If Hanna hits, he's willing to accept more than just the usual small creatures. Barry says the hotel has gotten a call from someone who wants to bring in three horses. Fortunately, he knows just where to put them. "We have a hotel that has a field next door, so we'll let them put the horses in the field as long as they're responsible for them," Barry said. Posted: Sep 2, 2008 03:02 PM PDT Updated: Sep 4, 2008 11:09 AM PDT SOURCE: WIS10 http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8939838 -> Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf Worldwide horse motel directory for the traveling equestrian http://www.horsemotel.com/ZA-HurricaneShelters.html ========================================================================== South Carolina Animal Shelter directory http://www.animalshelter.org/shelters/South_Carolina.asp ========================================================================== In Orangeburg, the Hampton Inn's 69 rooms are booked solid. Sharon Sotsky with the hotel says she takes a call every minute from people in places like Beaufort, Charleston and even Summerville who are looking for a place to ride out the storm. "A lot of them have families -- if there is a voluntary evacuation they want their families out," Sotsky said. Up the street at the Comfort Inn, they're booking fast, but there's still some room. Luckily for pet owners, the hotel is also pet-friendly. Manager Barry Hood oversees six hotels in Orangeburg. "Everyone seems to be asking about their pets," Hood said. He says he understands the worry people have about their pets in a storm. If Hanna hits, he's willing to accept more than just the usual small creatures. Barry says the hotel has gotten a call from someone who wants to bring in three horses. Fortunately, he knows just where to put them. "We have a hotel that has a field next door, so we'll let them put the horses in the field as long as they're responsible for them," Barry said. Posted: Sep 2, 2008 03:02 PM PDT Updated: Sep 4, 2008 11:09 AM PDT SOURCE: WIS10 http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8939838

notes: Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf ========================================================================== In Orangeburg, the Hampton Inn's 69 rooms are booked solid. Sharon Sotsky with the hotel says she takes a call every minute from people in places like Beaufort, Charleston and even Summerville who are looking for a place to ride out the storm. "A lot of them have families -- if there is a voluntary evacuation they want their families out," Sotsky said. Up the street at the Comfort Inn, they're booking fast, but there's still some room. Luckily for pet owners, the hotel is also pet-friendly. Manager Barry Hood oversees six hotels in Orangeburg. "Everyone seems to be asking about their pets," Hood said. He says he understands the worry people have about their pets in a storm. If Hanna hits, he's willing to accept more than just the usual small creatures. Barry says the hotel has gotten a call from someone who wants to bring in three horses. Fortunately, he knows just where to put them. "We have a hotel that has a field next door, so we'll let them put the horses in the field as long as they're responsible for them," Barry said. Posted: Sep 2, 2008 03:02 PM PDT Updated: Sep 4, 2008 11:09 AM PDT SOURCE: WIS10 http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8939838 -> Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf Worldwide horse motel directory for the traveling equestrian http://www.horsemotel.com/ZA-HurricaneShelters.html ========================================================================== In Orangeburg, the Hampton Inn's 69 rooms are booked solid. Sharon Sotsky with the hotel says she takes a call every minute from people in places like Beaufort, Charleston and even Summerville who are looking for a place to ride out the storm. "A lot of them have families -- if there is a voluntary evacuation they want their families out," Sotsky said. Up the street at the Comfort Inn, they're booking fast, but there's still some room. Luckily for pet owners, the hotel is also pet-friendly. Manager Barry Hood oversees six hotels in Orangeburg. "Everyone seems to be asking about their pets," Hood said. He says he understands the worry people have about their pets in a storm. If Hanna hits, he's willing to accept more than just the usual small creatures. Barry says the hotel has gotten a call from someone who wants to bring in three horses. Fortunately, he knows just where to put them. "We have a hotel that has a field next door, so we'll let them put the horses in the field as long as they're responsible for them," Barry said. Posted: Sep 2, 2008 03:02 PM PDT Updated: Sep 4, 2008 11:09 AM PDT SOURCE: WIS10 http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8939838

notes: Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf -> Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf ========================================================================== In Orangeburg, the Hampton Inn's 69 rooms are booked solid. Sharon Sotsky with the hotel says she takes a call every minute from people in places like Beaufort, Charleston and even Summerville who are looking for a place to ride out the storm. "A lot of them have families -- if there is a voluntary evacuation they want their families out," Sotsky said. Up the street at the Comfort Inn, they're booking fast, but there's still some room. Luckily for pet owners, the hotel is also pet-friendly. Manager Barry Hood oversees six hotels in Orangeburg. "Everyone seems to be asking about their pets," Hood said. He says he understands the worry people have about their pets in a storm. If Hanna hits, he's willing to accept more than just the usual small creatures. Barry says the hotel has gotten a call from someone who wants to bring in three horses. Fortunately, he knows just where to put them. "We have a hotel that has a field next door, so we'll let them put the horses in the field as long as they're responsible for them," Barry said. Posted: Sep 2, 2008 03:02 PM PDT Updated: Sep 4, 2008 11:09 AM PDT SOURCE: WIS10 http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=8939838

notes: Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations -> Pet Friendly Hotels Each individual hotel has its own rules and requirements for pets. There may be specifications as to under what circumstances the hotel accepts pets, how many, what species, and how pets must be caged/housed. The national reservations desk may not be aware of local rules. Please be sure to call the local hotel where you will be staying for details regarding pet acceptance and housing. This list may not be all inclusive, so be sure to call other hotels to find sheltering for yourself and your pet(s) if a place is not available at one of these hotels. SC 2008 Pet Friendly Motels by County PDF List: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/2008_SC_Pet_Friendly_Motels_by_County.pdf Pet Friendly Travel (National Links for Pet Friendly Lodging): http://www.petfriendlytravel.com/locations 2007 SC Companion Animal Evacuation/Shelter Plan: http://www.clemson.edu/LPH/SC_Companion_Animal_Evacuation_Shelter_Plan_Aug07.pdf