4/26 – Charleston Animal Society’s ‘Kitten Shower’ Event

When

Apr 26th, 2026

12:00pm - 3:00pm

Where

4800 Park CircleNorth CharlestonSC29405

It’s A Kitten! The Charleston Animal Society hosts ‘Kitten Shower’
Sunday, April 26th | Noon-3 PM | Pavilion in Park Circle

You’re invited to the cutest event in the Lowcountry! The Charleston Animal Society is expecting… Hundreds of kittens!

Join us at the Pavilion in Park Circle for a big celebration full of kittens galore. As cat season reaches an all-time high, the Charleston Animal Society is looking for the support they need to continue supplying care to kittens across the Lowcountry. The Kitten Shower is a special way to bring awareness to our community about foster programs, educate future kitten fosters, and to raise critical funds and supplies for the Charleston Animal Society’s overwhelmed shelters this Spring.

The event will feature live music, education opportunities, and allows kitten lovers to come together and discuss all things kitty cat!

If you or your business would like to be a sponsor of this event, see the details below on how to get in touch and make a difference.

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