Cat Shelters in Illinois by Zip-Code (Page 11 of 12)
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2nd Chance Animal Rescue of Fayette CountySecond Chance Animal Rescue of Fayette County, located in Vandalia, Illinois, is an all volunteer, federally recognized 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2004. Our primary goal is to rescue cats and dogs from cases of abuse and neglect. Second Chance Animal Rescue of Fayette County is funded solely by private donations and fund raising events. Second Chance does not receive any local, state or federal funding. Our largest expenditure comes from providing the necessary veterinary care the animals require including surgeries, spay/neutering, vaccinations, and more.Rt. 2 Box 128, Vandalia IL US 62471 Ph:(618)283-0898 http://www.2ndchancevandalia.com Email: bbolyard@sbcglobal.net Email2: boones3321@yahoo.com
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Homeward Bound Pet ShelterThe mission of Homeward Bound Pet Shelter is to shelter and rehabilitate relinquished cats, kittens, dogs, and puppies until they can be permanently adopted into loving homes. Homeward Bound has operated as a no-kill, not-for profit organization since April 2002. On July 1, 2005, Homeward Bound became a division of Macon Resources, Inc. Macon Resources, Inc. is a not for profit agency that provides comprehensive services and supports which promote growth, independence, and self-worth for children and adults with disabilities and their families. This unique social partnership is benefiting both organizations as well as the Decatur community. During fiscal year 2006, we placed 258 dogs and 128 cats. That's a total of 386 animals whose lives we have touched in a very positive way! We rescued pets not only from the Decatur and Macon County area but from several humane societies and animal control facilities throughout central and southern Illinois. Our vision to establish community outreach programs is becoming a reality. During the past year, we have held obedience training classes, gave presentations to schools and other organizations, and started a foster program.1720 Huston Drive, Decatur IL US 62526 Ph:(217)876-1266Fax:(217)876-1604 http://www.homewardboundpetshelter.com Email: homewardboundpetshelter02@yahoo.com
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Pets Without Parents of Logan and Mason Counties"Pets Without Parents of Mason & Logan Counties" is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization located in Central Illinois. We are a foster based organization that takes in strays, abandoned, lost and abused cats, kittens, dogs and puppies and help to find them new homes. Our funding is strictly from donations and fund-raising. The pets in our care receive veterinary services, socialization, basic obedience training, and LOTS OF LOVE! It is our belief that these pets are a member of our family (if only for a short time) and so they will only be adopted to "parents" that will treat them as family members, too. Please join us and help make life better for unfortunate pets without parents!PO Box 166, Easton IL US 62633 Ph:(309)543-6099 http://www.petswoparents.org
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Animal Protective LeagueThe Animal Protective League (APL) of Springfield and Sangamon County is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to caring for stray and injured animals, and to coordinating adoptions of homeless animals by responsible pet owners. It also works to educate people about the humane care of and respect for animals, and operates a low-cost spay/neuter program. APL is a no-kill shelter. APL is funded solely by donations.1001 Taintor Road, Springfield IL US 62702 Ph:(217)544-PETSFax:(217)525-5896 http://www.springfield-illinois.com/apl/ Email: apl@springfield-illinois.com
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Centralia Humane SocietyThe Centralia Humane Society is a no kill non-profit organization and dedicated to animal protection and awareness. We are established to prevent cruelty and abuse to all creatures. We operate strictly as volunteers. Our funds come from donations, fundrasiers, memorials and membership dues. We help return lost pets to their rightful owners . We have found good homes for 385 pets last year. We investigate cruelty and abuse cases. We help those that would like to adopt a pet and give them a loving home but cannot afford all the veterinary expenses involved with spaying, neutering, shots, etc. We pay veterinarian expenses for unclaimed injured animals. We help educate the public, help enforce and update excisting animal laws. We also have Wildlife rehabilitation with no funding from any outside source only by donation. Donations and foster parents are in extreme need right now. If you can be of help in this or any other area of animal rescue please contact us at Centraliahumane@yahoo.com or call Lilo Quick at (618)533-2011 or (618)533-4722.PO Box 124, Centralia IL US 62801 Ph:(618)533-4722 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL225.html Email: Centraliahumane@yahoo.com
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Lori's Pet PalaceI saw a real need for pet rescue in the Centralia area. So many animals are euthanized each year in the Centralia Shelter that I decided to get out there and help the Humane Society out. I started out fostering for the Centralia Humane Society, but I wanted to do more. My main focus is on pulling cats and dogs from the city shelter, but I do take strays in off the street from time to time.917 S. Locust St., Centralia IL US 62801 Ph:(618)335-0004 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL419.html
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Centralia Animal ShelterWe are a city ran, not-for-profit shelter from the Centralia area looking for homes for dogs and cats before it is too late.222 S. Poplar, Centralia IL US 62801 Ph:(618)533-7647 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL415.html
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Franklin County Animal Controlranklin County Animal Control works along with area law enforcement and voluneers in rescuing and caring for unwanted animals. We try to help educate the public on spaying/neutering and proper care of their pets. We rescue pets, seek veterinarian care for them, and provide adoption counseling to the prospective homes. We are putting forth every effort possible to end animal abuse and neglect and are in the process of updating the current laws set forth to prosecute people found guilty of abuse and neglect.13163 Oddfellow Road, Benton IL US 62812 Ph:(618)439-9197 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL87.html
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Itty Bitty Pound BabiesItty Bitty Pound Babies is a small rescue focused on the very young, high needs animals that end up in pounds. We rely on volunteers and foster homes to provide low disease-exposure environments and high quality nursing care for the littlest of the unwanteds. We are also commited to helping find homes for dogs and cats in pounds, and those animals that have been found homeless but are being cared for by individuals instead of immediately being taken to the pound. We are devoted to spay/neuter as the solution to most of the suffering companion animals endure. Please send an email requesting a pre-application, fill out the pre-app, and return it as soon as you can. If the animal you are interested in is still available, we will request you sign a contract and pay an adoption fee for the animal. All animals must be spayed and neutered by six months of age. If you are adopting an adult animal, it must be altered before you can take it home. Most animals are current with shots and wormings and are treated with frontline, and all qualify for a month of free shelter insurance.PO Box 2735, Carbondale IL US 62901 Ph:(618)549-1109 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL291.html Email: pimentelklein@msn.com
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Pets Are Worth Saving Inc. (PAWS)Pets Are Worth Saving,Inc. (PAWS) is a not-for-profit, no-kill animal welfare organization. PAWS was founded as a means of dealing with the increase in the animal population--specifically dogs and cats--in the Union County(Illinois) area. PAWS was formed primarily to prevent the destruction of valuable, adoptable animals. PAWS is soley funded by donations and fundraisers. PAWS rescues and makes available for adoption homeless and unwanted animals.139 East Vienna Street, Anna IL US 62906 Ph:(618)833-3647 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL09.html Email: pawspaws@shawneelink.net
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