Dog Shelters in Illinois by City (Page 5 of 16)
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Henry County Animal ControlThe Henry County Animal Control Department was established in its current facility in Cambridge, Illinois in 1978. It has a staff of two, the Animal Control Officer and an Office Assistant . This department enforces state and county ordinances pertaining to animal abuse, bites, rabies control, and handles the issuing of rabies tags and domestic animal registration for all of Henry County. Over the years the Department has been a self-supporting program, costing no taxpayer dollars except for vehicles and a building expansion. The Animal Control Department also works closely with, and is currently a branch of, the Henry County Sheriff's Office. Animal Control also works with and assists local police departments, veterinarians, and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.119 Southeast Road, Cambridge IL US 61238 Ph:(309)937-2266 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL421.html
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Humane Society of Fulton CountyWe are confident you will find an animal who will become a valuable member of your family very soon! The Humane Society provides all the dogs parvo/distemper vaccinations upon entering the shelter. We test all dogs that are adopted with a heartworm check. Cats are tested for FIV/Luek before adoption. Also, we try to give basic medical care while the animals are at the shelter.22988 Il Hwy 9 Po Box 701, Canton IL US 61520 Ph:(309)647-5077 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL17.html Email: klink6@earthlink.net
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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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Greyhounds Only, Inc.Greyhounds Only, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt adoption group serving the Chicagoland and southern Wisconsin area. We are an all-volunteer based group. The dogs in our program mainly come from Dairyland in Kenosha, Wisconsin. We are committed to finding greyt homes for all the greyhounds in our program.335 E. Geneva Rd. #173, Carol Stream IL US 60188 Ph:(847)421-9828Fax:(773)286-9429 http://www.greyhoundsonly.com Email: greyhoundsonly@gmail.com
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CARE - Community Animal Rescue & EducationCARE was first formed in April of 1998 by local animal lovers and rescuers who felt a need to organize their efforts in order to reduce the number of animals ending up at the local pounds or shelters. By December 1998, CARE became a 501(c)(3) not for profit corporation. We are an all-volunteer, non-facility placement and education service. We are based in Carterville, in downsate Illinois.PO Box 313, CARTERVILLE IL US 62918 Ph:(618)985-5304Fax:(618)985-3894 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL50.html Email: care313@quixnet.net
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Hancock County PoundI have been rescuing dogs/puppies from my county's pound for over 4 years now and although I work with the county warden, I do this strictly on a volunteer basis. I have no say in the policies of this facility. I have always loved animals and this is my way to make a difference in the lives of these animals. This pound has been around for a very long time and 4 years ago they made additions and shelter improvements. The county is responsible for housing the dogs/puppies for 7 days. They do not except cats. They can be reclaimed at any point during that time frame. After that they are to be euthanized. There is no set hours nor staff on duty. Cleaning and feeding is done but no adoption hours or open to the public. The pound is located around 2 hours north of St. Louis, 2 hours west of Peoria, 2 hours south of the Quad Cities, and 2 hours south east of Iowa City IA. Carthage is in west central IL on the Mississippi River boardering IA and Mo., Carthage IL US 62321 Ph:(217)847-6047 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL358.html Email: sadeghi@mchsi.com
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Animal Rescue Relief Foundation (ARRF)ARRF Animal Rescue & Relief Foundation of SW Illinois provides first aid and treatment for Sick and Injured stray animals in cooperation with the Animal Control, Police Department or Humane Officers and Good Samaritans in towns and cities where no Humane Society or program Whenever possible the animal or animals are rehabilitated and adopted to a safe secure home. If the animal is hopelessly injure, he or she is gently eased from this world into God's hands by a veterinarian or trained Humane Officer. ARRF will provide financial assistance to families or individuals whenever possible, for the purpose of neutering their pets. We do not go out and rescue animals but have contracted with Police Departments and Animal Control Officer to transport the animals. Good Samaritans also transport injured animals to area veterinarians and sign a consent form giving ARRF custody of the animals.Po Box 397, Caseyville IL US 62232 Ph:(618)624-1223 http://www.arrf-il.org/index.html
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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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Animal Protective Association of Southern IllinoisA no kill, non-for-profit through the state of Illinois organization here to improve and enhance the quality of life for companion animals in Southern Illinois. Our mission is to improve the lives of companion animals in Southern Illinois Promoting spay/neutering programs, and providing funds for such to pet owners in financial need Ensuring every animal adopted from a shelter or humane organization is spayed/neutered, and checked by a veterinarian to ensure good health prior to adoption Monitoring all local and state ordinances protecting companion animals from inhumane treatment and conditions and helping to see they are enforced Initiating and/or supporting improved state and local legislation for more progressive laws for companion animals Educating the community on the benefits of spay/neutering and the humane treatment of animals Assisting in finding quality homes for adoptable pets Promoting improved quality of medical care and living conditions for pets in animal shelters and other holding facilities Encouraging and supporting all area pet health care facilities to assist in achieving and maintaining the above listed goals, Centralia IL US Ph:(618)532-7289 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL153.html
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