The Post and Courier Greenville

SENECA, SC, Aug 5, 2024 – Twenty-seven first-generation STEM students and two program sponsors from Clemson University, participating in the innovative STEM Start Program, now have a better understanding of precious metals recycling thanks to BASF Environmental Catalysts and Metal Solutions (ECMS). This initiative is designed to provide first-generation college students with the tools, experiences, and support necessary to excel in their STEM education and future careers.

During their visit on July 29, students toured BASF ECMS’s major production departments and participated in two STEM-based team-building activities alongside site leadership. This hands-on experience gave students a firsthand look at how a leading company in catalysis and precious metals operates, and the diverse career opportunities available in the STEM fields.

“We are thrilled to welcome Clemson University’s STEM Start participants to our Seneca site,” said Elba Lizardi, Site Director at BASF ECMS Seneca Site. “This program is an incredible opportunity for first-generation STEM students to gain real-world insights and connect with professionals in the field. We believe in fostering the next generation of STEM leaders and are committed to supporting their journey.”

STEM Start is an exciting new initiative developed by Clemson University to support first-generation college students in successfully transitioning into their college experience and pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) fields.

“College is a time of change and challenges,” explained Dr. Chris Confer, Director of Academic Transitions and Engagement, Division of the Academic Success Center at Clemson University. “First-generation students often face unique hurdles, and STEM Start provides them with a strong support system and foundational skills to help them thrive academically and professionally. By partnering with leading companies like BASF ECMS, we’re able to give students a glimpse of the future and inspire them to reach their full potential.”

STEM Start is open to all admitted Summer Start and Fall Start students from South Carolina who are first-generation college students majoring in STEM fields. Participants commit to an immersive summer experience that includes educational programs, hands-on learning, and visits to various companies and organizations showcasing STEM careers.

In addition to BASF ECMS, participants will tour several other notable businesses, including:

BMW

Arthrex

Prisma Health

Department of Natural Resources

The Center for Human Genetics

ORTEC

Hartness

These tours aim to help students start their academic journeys with a clear vision of their future career goals and the potential paths available to them.

About BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions

Leveraging its deep expertise as a global leader in catalysis and precious metals, BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions (ECMS) serves customers in many industries including automotive, aerospace, indoor air quality, semiconductors, and hydrogen economy, and provides full loop services with its precious metals trading and recycling offering. With a focus on circular solutions and sustainability, ECMS is committed to helping our customers create a cleaner, more sustainable world. Protecting the elements of life is our purpose and this inspires us to ever-new solutions. ECMS operates globally in 15 countries with over 4,500 employees and 20 production sites.

For more information on BASF ECMS’s educational and community initiatives, visit www.basf.com/ecms.

About Clemson University’s STEM Start Program

Clemson University’s STEM Start Program is dedicated to helping first-generation college students achieve their academic and career goals in STEM fields. By providing a supportive environment and access to unique learning opportunities, STEM Start empowers students to succeed in their studies and explore diverse career paths. Through partnerships with leading companies and organizations, the program offers students invaluable insights into the STEM industry and prepares them for future success.

YMCA of Greenville Assistant Aquatics Director Honored with Red Cross Life Saving Award Certificate of Merit

GREENVILLE, S.C. (July 31, 2024) – YMCA of Greenville today announced that Teresa Collins, assistant aquatics program director for the Caine Halter Family YMCA, was honored with the Red Cross Life Saving Award Certificate of Merit, the most prestigious lifesaving award conferred by the Red Cross and is signed by the president of the United States. YMCA and Red Cross officials attended a ceremony held at the Caine Halter Family YMCA to present Collins with the award.

The Certificate of Merit is given to individuals who save or sustain a life using skills learned in a Red Cross Training Services course.

On the night of January 21, 2024, Collins, a trained American Red Cross lifeguard, responded to an accident where two people on an ATV were stopped at an intersection where a 4-wheeler collided with the ATV, flipping it over and ejecting the two people. The 4-wheeler flipped on top of one of the two, causing major injuries including a broken pelvis, broken leg, and severe bleeding from the head. Collins administered first aid and stabilized the person for more than 15 minutes until first responders arrived at the scene. By controlling the bleeding and stabilizing the head and neck, Collins’ actions were crucial to the well-being of the person.

“Lifesavers like Teresa exemplify the mission of the Red Cross to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies,” said Jamie Raichel, executive director for the Upstate Chapter of the American Red Cross of South Carolina. “We are extremely proud to present this award and commend Teresa for her willingness to help others in distress.”

“We are extremely proud of Teresa’s actions, and we are very lucky that she is a part of our family here at the YMCA of Greenville,” said Brian Vest, vice president of operations, Caine Halter Family YMCA. “Teresa is a prime example of living out the mission of the YMCA of Greenville, building healthy spirit, mind and body for all.”

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About the YMCA of Greenville, SC
The YMCA of Greenville is a cause-driven non-profit organization. Our mission is, following the example of Christ, to build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. With a focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, the Y nurtures the potential of every youth and teen, improves the health and well-being of our community and provides opportunities to give back and help support our neighbors. Founded in 1876, the Y serves more than 70,000 people annually through programs that include after-school care, resident and day camps, aquatics, youth and adult sports, and health and wellness. Programs are offered through four family branches, as well as the Verdae YMCA, YMCA Camp Greenville, and YMCA Judson Community Center. The Y is also home to Y Teen Services and the SC Youth in Government programs. For more information about the YMCA of Greenville, visit ymcagreenville.org, or call (864) 412-0288.

GREENVILLE, SC (July 30, 2024) – Greenville Convention Center and Rotary Club of Greenville today announced the partnership of their respective signature events at a joint press conference. The Greenville Convention Center’s annual Holiday Fair and the Rotary Club’s annual Kringle Holiday Village, to be called Holiday Fair & Kringle Village, will unite to delight locals and draw visitors to the Upstate for three days of holiday fun December 5-7, 2024 at the Greenville Convention Center.

For more than 54 years, Greenville Convention Center’s Holiday Fair has offered the region’s largest selection of holiday arts, crafts and gifts under one roof. Exhibitors include approximately 350 crafters and commercial vendors in the three-day, award-winning fair that gives shoppers a chance to support small businesses during the holiday season, while also providing an opportunity to give back to the community.

For more than 50 years, the Rotary Club of Greenville has raised millions of dollars to support Rotary charities through holiday events, including the Singing Christmas Tree and the Roper Mountain Holiday Lights. In 2021, Rotarians created Kringle Holiday Village at Fluor Field to bring a European inspired festival to the Upstate.

Holiday Fair & Kringle Village will allow shoppers who have made Greenville Convention Center’s annual Holiday Fair a tradition, experience additional festivities and holiday happenings, while prior attendees of Kringle Holiday Village will be introduced to more than 350 vendors to do their holiday shopping.

“Combining our annual Holiday Fair and the Rotary Club’s Kringle Holiday Village is a big win for our community,” said Matt Holander, general manager, Greenville Convention Center. “Working together, our two organizations will create a true holiday extravaganza for thousands of local and out of town visitors alike that will build on the traditions of the past while offering new elements that create memories for the future.”

“With inspiration from the Rotary Club of Greenville, sponsors and volunteers along with the resources and team at the Greenville Convention Center, Holiday Fair & Kringle Village will celebrate the merriment of the season,” said Jane Dyer, event co-chair, Holiday Fair & Kringle Village. “It brings joy to thousands of people and raises money for our Rotary charities. We give a gift to the community and the community gives back.”

This year’s beneficiaries include Alexander Elementary School, RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards), Greenville County Teacher of the Year program, Rotary Family Literacy Partnership and Service Above Self college scholarships.

Holiday Fair & Kringle Village elements will include:

• Mingle @ Kringle – Don festive apparel and welcome local favorite, RANDOMONIUM, to the main stage for the opening night party. It will take place 5:30 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Thursday, December 5. Purchase group tickets for your holiday office party or enter with your Thursday general admission ticket.
• Vendor Market – More than 350 crafters and commercial vendors offering the region’s largest selection of holiday arts, crafts and gifts under one roof. Exhibitors will be selling a wide range of products, from holiday décor, jewelry, beauty items, home and garden goods, artisan goods, toys and games, clothing, pet products and more. The vendor market will be open 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. on December 5 and 6, and 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. on December 7.
• Friday Movie Night – Join the community from 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Friday, December 6 for a showing of a family friendly Christmas movie, to be announced in October based on fan votes. Bring blankets and fuzzy slippers and enjoy popcorn, hot cocoa and visits from a local cast of holiday characters that bring the film to life.
• Enchanted Tea Party – Generations will come together to make memories in a magical atmosphere where they can listen to holiday stories, share visits with elves, take home special photos and enjoy delicious treats on Saturday, December 6 at 2 p.m.
• Little Miss Kringle Pageant – Ages eight and under are invited to parade across the main stage in their most festive and charming costumes for proud parents and community members in this informal environment that celebrates creativity and joy. All registered participants will receive a holiday tiara and pictures with a winter princess. Saturday, December 6, 11 a.m.
• Kringle Village Main Stage – All three days of Holiday Fair & Kringle Village will feature live entertainment on the main stage from local bands, community choirs, performance and dance troupes, holiday DJ’s and an Oompah-Band. Magicians, acrobats and circus performers will surprise and delight attendees throughout the event. Event organizers are now accepting performance applications and the full entertainment schedule will be released in October.
• Gluhwein, Bier Garden and Holiday Treats – Throughout all three days of Holiday Fair & Kringle Village, enjoy authentic European mulled wine and a variety of craft beers paired with giant pretzels, brats, homemade strudel, cinnamon buns and all your favorite holiday treats. Alcohol sales are 21+ and a photo ID is required.
• The North Pole – Bring your kids for snowball fights, giant inflatable snow slides and bouncy gingerbread houses. Visit Santa’s workshop and make gifts for family and friends before riding the old-world Carousel and taking photos with Santa. Open December 5 and 6 from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and December 7 from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
• Silent Auction and Kringle Cash – Throughout the event a silent auction featuring gifts from local businesses and one-of-a-kind travel destinations will take place. Participation in the
silent auction doubles your holiday giving, providing an opportunity to bid on holiday gifts where proceeds benefit the community. Additionally, guests can purchase $5 tickets to win a 50/50 cash drawdown at the end of the event. Auction items will be announced online prior to opening night and bidding will occur in-person and virtually.

Tickets and Additional Information:

• Admission to Holiday Fair & Kringle Village is $10 per person. Tickets can be purchased online starting on Labor Day at www.meetGCC.com in advance or onsite the day of the event.
• Parking at the Greenville Convention Center is $10 per car. Parking can be purchased online at www.meetGCC.com in advance or onsite the day of the event.
• Daily admission includes access to all vendors in the market, Mingle @ Kringle, Friday Movie Night, Kringle Village Main Stage and all events at The North Pole.
• Tickets to the VIP reception, Enchanted Tea Party, and registration for Little Miss Kringle Pageant are available for an additional fee at www.meetgcc.com.

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About Greenville Convention Center
As one of the Southeast’s largest venues, boasting 280,000 square feet of impressive exhibit and event space in one of the most sought-after cities, the Greenville Convention Center is committed to providing you with the resources you need to turn your event into an experience that brings your plans to life.

About Greenville SC for the Holidays
The City of Greenville and VisitGreenvilleSC invite guests to enjoy a wide variety of holiday experiences the first weekend of December. Special hotel rates are available through participating hotels. Visit meetgcc.com for more details. Holiday Fair & Kringle Village wrap up just in time for attendees to meet up downtown for the annual Poinsett Parade on Saturday, December 7th.

About the Rotary Club of Greenville
Established in 1916, the Rotary Club of Greenville is the oldest Rotary Club in South Carolina. Rotary is an international service organization whose mission is to bring together business and professional leaders to provide humanitarian services, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. In Rotary International, there are 46,000 clubs and 1.4 million members worldwide dedicated to “Service Above Self.” Each year, the Rotary Club of Greenville organizes various service and fundraising projects allowing its approximately 200 members to give back to the local community and beyond. Funds raised by the Rotary Club of Greenville are directed to its philanthropic arm “Rotary Charities,” which supports many non-profit organizations both locally and around the world. For more information, visit greenvillerotary.org and follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/GVLRotary.

GREENVILLE –Affordable Upstate is bringing new life to two apartment complexes along the West Parker Road corridor.

The affordable housing focused real estate company has purchased a two-story building at 100 Lily Street that has 14 units, and an L-shaped, two-story structure that has 24 at 2001 West Parker Road. The complexes backup to each other, and the goal is to make them one complex known as Vista West III.

“Since 2021, Affordable Upstate has focused heavily on the Berea area,” said Mario Brown, a principal and co-founder of Affordable Upstate. “Preserving housing in the Berea submarket as Greenville grows is a strategic move that ensures that affordable housing options will continue while values and demand increase in the surrounding area.”

This is the company’s third acquisition on Lily Street and gives them a significant competitive advantage, with the entire Vista West portfolio on Lily Street and West Parker Road being 160 units.

Affordable Upstate has partnered with Southeast Affordable Housing Administration (SAHA), a non-profit organization that partners and educates third-party
for profit owners on affordable housing incentives, to subsidize the
relocation of residents to nearby Affordable Upstate assets as Vista West
III is refurbished. SAHA is providing moving expenses as well as subsidizing
the rents of the existing residents.

“This is about redefining affordable housing in our community. We believe communities of pride are communities
of opportunity. ” Brown said.

In addition, Affordable Upstate will work with Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing Property Management (NOAH), which
is an economically mobility-driven property management company, to help place
resident’s economic health at heart of the project. The organization does
things such as report all positive payments by residents to credit bureaus thus
increasing their credit score. It also offers a deposit alternative that gives
owners more coverage than a traditional deposit and allows residents, often
credit challenged, from having to come up with first and last month’s rent.

“We operate at the intersection of profit and purpose,” said Brown, Affordable Upstate’s co-founder and principal. “With the assistance of SAHA and NOAH’s economically empowering property management practices, our resident relocation strategy exemplifies good neighborliness and reduces. It reduces development costs by concentrating efforts within a strict time frame. This efficient approach allows us to deliver substantial returns to our impact investors while charging below market rent to future residents of Vista West III, demonstrating that community support and financial success can go hand in hand.”

About Affordable Upstate:

Affordable
Upstate is a real estate investment firm focused on redeveloping and redefining
naturally occurring affordable housing in the Upstate of South Carolina. Since
2017 they have placed over $50 million of investor equity into socially
responsible, environmentally enhanced workforce housing assets, resulting in a
diverse and thriving portfolio with over 1,450 apartment units that satisfy the
expectations of residents, investors, and communities. Learn more at Affordable Upstate.

GREENVILLE, SC – Caliber Real Estate’s Racquel Collier will be one of the main speakers addressing affordable housing next month at the 2024 The Association of Public Treasurers of the United States & Canada.

The APT US&C Annual Conference will be held in Greenville August 11 through 14,and Collier will be part of a panel speaking about the role of treasurers in creating more affordable housing. More than 200 professionals are expected to attend.

Collier is the president of Caliber Real Estate, a local development firm specializing in residential subdivisions, multifamily communities, and asset management. When it comes to real estate development, Caliber takes a comprehensive approach to include interests like food, art, media and people to yield meaningful projects.

“We are seeing a greater interest and desire to create more affordable housing across the country,” Collier said. “That’s a great thing, but we have a lot of work to do. There is no super template for success, but the goal is to share the concepts that are working.”

About Caliber Real Estate:

Caliber Real Estate is a development firm specializing in developing multifamily communities and land. They take a comprehensive approach to real estate development, combining their interests in art, food, media, music, and people to produce impactful projects. Learn more at www.calibersouthcarolina.com.

Design Elite Architecture, an upstate firm renowned for high-end residential design, has been honored with an American Residential Design Award (ARDA)for a recently completed renovation at Lake Keowee.
Nestled in one of the earliest subdivisions along Lake Keowee, the property was selected for its untapped potential and breathtaking lake views. The original structure, though dated, offered a unique opportunity for transformation. Reimagined as a family retreat, the transformation was extensive, retaining only a fraction of the original structure. Design Elite redefined the space with an open floor plan, expanding the footprint to accommodate lavish, hotel-like bedrooms, expansive outdoor living areas, and a state-of-the-art kitchen. The
home now embodies modern luxury, harmoniously integrated into the serene lakeside setting.
The American Residential Design Awards (ARDA), the premier award program by the American Institute of Building Design, recognized this project for its design excellence. ARDA showcases the nation’s most creative and innovative residential designers, builders, remodelers, architects, developers, land planners, and interior designers. The awards program honors exceptional design in various categories, including custom, builder models, pre-drawn, multifamily homes, remodeling, working drawings, and projects “on the boards.” As a leader in home design recognition, ARDA also includes categories
in green building, outdoor living, and accessible living.
“We are honored to receive this prestigious award,” said Garry Price, founding architect at Design Elite Architecture, “This project exemplifies our commitment to creating luxurious retreats that enhance the beauty of their natural surroundings.”

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Kamber Parker Bowden of The YoPro Know will be addressing one of the nation’s largest gatherings of leadership professionals next week in Rhode Island.

The 2024 National Conference for the Association of Leadership Programs is being held August 5 through 8 in Providence. This event is a gateway to inspiration, innovation, and invaluable networking opportunities with dynamic speakers, interactive workshops, and thought-provoking discussions. It is aimed at everyone eager to make a difference in their community and beyond.

Bowden will be speaking on the power of cross generational communications on August 7 as part of the conference.

Voted as Young Professional of the Year for the Greenville Chamber in 2021, Small Business of the Year in 2022, and recently awarded an SC Women In Business Award, Bowden started The YoPro Know in 2018 to be the bridge between ambitious professionals and forward-thinking companies. While the company began with a focus on young professionals, it has evolved into a leader in generational diversity. They leverage an extensive knowledge base built from over 5,000 interviews and 50,000 hours of content, covering professionals across the United States in more than 65 industries. The YoPro Know offers consulting services for companies looking to increase young professional recruitment, retention, and engagement.

“Breaking down the communication barriers that hinder constructive workplaces is part of our core areas of expertise,” Bowden said. “This is a great opportunity to share that wisdom with a wide array of leaders at ALP.”

About The YoPro Know:

The YoPro Know’s mission is to help organizations create a future where all generations thrive in the workplace by demystifying generational differences through training, consulting, and strategy. Visit www.yoproknow.com to learn more.

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Tickets are on sale for the Upstate’s festival that that first brought tacos and tequila together in an unforgettable experience.

Tacos ‘N Tequila Fiesta 2024 will be held on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at the historic Events at Judson Mill, located just five minutes from downtown at 701 Easley Bridge Road, Greenville. There will be two sessions this year featuring Lunazul Tequila with each having its own VIP experience.

General Admission ticket holders will be able to consume unlimited tacos, all-you-can-responsibly drink Lunazul Tequila cocktails and listen to beats by DJ FWB. The general admission sessions will run from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The VIP sessions will start at noon and 4 p.m. respectively and tickets are limited. Along with the earlier entry window, guests will be able to take part in a Lunazul Tequila Tasting and go home with a swag bag. Tickets for both sessions can be purchased at www.tacotequilafiesta.com.

All attendees must be 21 years of age or older and have a valid ID on them to enter the fiesta. No infants, weapons, outside beverages, or pets.

Restaurants or bartenders wishing to participate in Tacos ‘N Tequila Fiesta 2024 can go to www.tacotequilafiesta.com/participate to register. There are also plenty of sponsorship opportunities for businesses who want to engage with fiesta-goers. Those interested in sponsorship can visit

www.tacotequilafiesta.com/sponsors.

“Tacos ‘N Tequila is one of the Upstate’s most in-demand festivals. For one day, we celebrate the best in tacos and tequila,” said Tammy Johnson, President and CEO of High Spirits Hospitality, the company behind the fiesta. “We have a lot of plans for 2024 that we will announce in the coming weeks.”

About High Spirits Hospitality:

High Spirits Hospitality is the parent company of five independent brand companies: Liquid Catering, Events at Judson Mill, Bravo1 Protection, The 405, and High Spirits Events. What started as a small bartending service has grown into a thriving South Carolina-based company with more than 150 employees, more than 35,000 square feet of real estate, and scores of awards and accolades. High Spirits Hospitality is a 100% woman-owned business with the single vision of being the go-to provider for event and security services. Learn more at www.highspiritshospitality.com.

Textile Lofts—a six-unit boutique development—is nestled on the corner of 5th and Liberty in Easley. Offered by Elements Design Build LLC, a small, family-owned business, which specializes in creating unique spaces that South Carolinians can call home. The Textile Lofts are luxuriously gorgeous, modern urban dwellings.

Sleek design and warm finishes, such as hardwood floors, greet you upon entrance. The first floor has an attached, over-sized one car garage. It also boasts a bedroom and full bath. Additionally, there is storage space underneath the stairs and easy access to outdoor space.

While walking up the hardwood stairs, one catches a glimpse of the second floor through the slatted custom wood wall, which allows natural light from large living room windows to spill into the stairwell. Located on the second floor, the main living area includes an open kitchen with custom wood cabinets, large center island, and granite countertops. Each unit boasts its own unique, designer kitchen cabinet color(s). Each kitchen also features stainless steel appliances. Additionally, the second floor includes a half-bath with furniture-style vanity, as well as a closet.

The Master Suite is located on the third floor. This private space includes an ensuite master bathroom with walk-in shower, private toilet room, double vanity, and large walk-in closet. A second closet is located off the master bedroom. The third floor also includes a laundry space and large private balcony.

Speaking of outdoor spaces, the Textile Lofts will be surrounded by fresh landscaping, offering greenery along with pops of color on the property. The units are classified as condominiums, so ground level outdoor spaces are shared, and all exterior maintenance is overseen by the HOA.

Speaking of maintenance, these homes were built with quality in mind. Foam insulation, tankless hot water heaters, and Jeld-Wen windows are just a few of the custom features included.

Fortuitously, the Textile Lofts are within walking distance of food and entertainment. Just three blocks from the heart of thriving Downtown Easley, adorable shops and local restaurants abound. Two short blocks from the Silos, enjoy a brewery and outdoor food hall. After indulging, head to the Doodle Trail–miles of trails connecting Easley and Pickens. Or hop in the car and make the quick 13 mile drive to vibrant Downtown Greenville.

The stunning Textile Lofts will be move-in ready August 2024.

Interested in scheduling a private tour of the Textile Lofts? Contact Elements Design Build LLC at elementshomebuilder@gmail.com or 864-420-3756 to schedule an appointment!

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center, a locally owned and operated concierge veterinary practice and ER serving the Greater Greenville area’s dogs and cats, is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Kendall Gunderson to their dedicated team of veterinary professionals. Dr. Gunderson brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for animal care, specializing in emergency and critical care and shelter medicine.

Dr. Atticus Mabry, Co-Founder and President of Oasis, expressed his enthusiasm for Dr. Gunderson’s arrival by stating, “We are excited to welcome Dr. Kendall Gunderson to our team. Her expertise in emergency procedures, combined with her commitment to providing exceptional veterinary services, aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver the highest standard of care to our clients and their pets.”

“I am thrilled to join Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center and look forward to working with such a talented and compassionate team to provide the best possible treatment for our patients,” said Dr. Gunderson. “Helping pets in critical situations is my calling, and I am excited to utilize my skills and experience to serve the Upstate community.”

Dr. Gunderson holds a bachelor’s degree in animal sciences from the University of Kentucky, where she graduated in 2018. She went on to earn her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the esteemed Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. Born and raised in Louisville, KY, Dr. Gunderson has recently moved to Greenville, SC to pursue her career in small animal emergency medicine. In her free time, Dr. Gunderson enjoys cooking, fishing, and spending quality time with her dogs and loved ones.

For more information about Dr. Kendall Gunderson and the services provided at Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center, visit their website at www.oasisvets.com, follow along @oasisanimalhospitalsc, or call (864) 288-4000. Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center is located at 11 W Pointe Blvd in Mauldin for general practice and after-hours ER for dogs and cats.

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About Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center:
Oasis Animal Hospital and Emergency Center is a locally owned and operated concierge veterinarian practice and ER serving the Greater Greenville area’s dogs and cats. A high-end facility and operation built on compassion and community connections, Oasis provides the highest standard of care treatment plans and an unwavering commitment to helping clients and providing pets with the very best care possible. Oasis Animal Hospital is located at 11 W Pointe Blvd in Mauldin. The general practice and wellness is open Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:30pm. Daytime and after-hours urgent care and emergency is open 8:00 am – midnight, seven days a week. Visit oasisvets.com, follow along @oasisanimalhospitalsc, or call (864) 288-4000 to learn about our services, team, and unique approach to pet care.