Dog Shelters in Illinois by Name (Page 11 of 16)
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Illinois Heart BanditsWe are Illinois Heartbandits chapter of Heart Bandits American Eskimo Dog Rescue. We cover Illinois, Indiana, and parts of Kentucky along with our sister chapter Snowbird Eskie Rescue. Heart Bandits Inc. is a national not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to rescuing American Eskimo dogs or "Eskies". Our dogs come from owner surrenders, shelters, humane societies, and other all breed rescue groups. We work closely with other Heart Bandits chapters nationwide. We also work with animal control, shelters and humane societies in our area. All of our work is voluntary. Our reward comes from the love and affection given to us by our dogs, and the joy of seeing them sent off to deserving families. Unfortunately that doesn't pay the bills for dog food, medicines, vet care, transportation, etc. Funding is always a problem. Our expenses are only partially offset by our adoption fees. Therefore any donations however small are always appreciated. For further information email: capnray@eskieranch.org., Aurora IL US http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL409.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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Kankakee County Animal FoundationThe Kankakee County Animal Foundation is a Voluntary Not For Profit Organization which consists of a Board of Directors, President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. The KCAF is located in Kankakee County Illinois. The organization's focus is Fostering, Adoptions, Emphasizing Spay/Neuter and Responsible Pet Ownership Education. The organization's volunteer foster homes are important to the success of the adoption process. Local shelters are also part of this process. Local veterinarians are used to provide necessary animal wellness which includes all vacinations,lab tests, etc. As part of the KCAF's project, through donations, they provide the monetary resources to enable the local veterinarians to provide low cost spay/neuter. Additionally, our volunteers strive to educate the public about responsible pet ownership. They call upon friends, teachers, scout leaders, parents, etc., for help. Most of the reasons that animals end up in animal control are preventable by teaching children animal safety and pet care. Many of the problems of today can be decreased as these children grow up and become responsible pet owners. The Foundation has asked educators to add this information to their units on safety, biology, etc., urging scout leaders to encourage children to work toward badges related to these subjects. Parents need to set the good example by teaching their children safe, responsible pet care at home. KCAF provides information on related educational materials. KCAF is always looking for volunteers to assist in providing the necessary tasks to make the animals safe and healthy.PO Box 187, Momence IL US 60954 Ph:(815)472-3891 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL227.html Email: yesteryear2@hotmail.com
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Kankakee County Humane SocietyThe Kankakee County Humane Society celebrates 42 years of service to the community as the area's only NO KILL facility. The Humane Society began in 1963 with a few dedicated volunteers and no place to house abandoned, lost, and sometimes abused animals. Today, the Society has an adoption facility located near St. Anne, Illinois. Three employees provide loving care for a variety of puppies, kittens, dogs and cats. The KCHS is a non-profit organization and receives NO TAX MONEY.2214 Route 1, St.Anne IL US 60964 Ph:(815)933-5999 http://k3chs.tripod.com
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Kay's Animal Shelter, Inc.We are a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization and are funded solely on donations. We have been in business since 1953 and are one of the oldest shelters in Northern Illinois.2705 N. Arlington Heights Rd., Arlington Heights IL US 60004 Ph:(847)259-2907 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/IL348.html
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Lake Shore Animal ShelterLake Shore works with the general public, animal shelters, and animal care and control agencies to accept dogs and cats for sheltering and adoption. We work with sanctuaries for the lifetime care those companion animals for whom we cannot find suitable homes. Currently, Lake Shore is serving on the board of the Chicago Animal Shelter Alliance, CASA, comprised of many Chicago shelters working together to improve the lives of companion animals through accelerated adoption efforts. Adoption hours are Saturdays from 12 to 3pm. Appointments outside these hours can be made with Ann Markham, shelter director, at 312 409 1162.1328 W Lake Street, Chicago IL US 60607 Ph:(312)409-1162 http://www.lakeshoreanimalshelter.org/index.php
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Last Resort Animal RescueNo-Kill Not-for-Profit dog rescue dedicated to taking dogs from "death row" at high-kill shelters and finding them loving homes.259 CR 700 N, Saldorus IL US 61872 Ph:(217)377-0234 http://www.lastresortrescue.com Email: lastresortrescue@msn.com
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Lincoln Land Afghan Hound Fanciers RescueCall or email for more information.804 South Walnut St., Springfield IL US 62704 Ph:(217)523-7155 Email: cwhite@fgi.net
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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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Macoupin County Adopt-A-PetAdopt-A-Pet, established in 1983, is a not-for-profit, no-kill animal shelter located in Benld, Illinois, registered with and inspected by the State of Illinois. No state or federal funding is received; Adopt-A-Pet is supported solely by memberships, fundraisers and donations. Its mission is to rescue abandoned and/or abused pets and place them in loving homes. Adopt-A-Pet also accepts pets from families who no longer want or are unable to care for their pet. Local authorities and police departments call Adopt-A-Pet in cases of animal abandonment, abuse, or auto accidents involving an injured animal. The Macoupin County Board has recognized Adopt-A-Pet multiple times with Service Awards for this work.807 Stewart Ave., Benld IL US 62009 Ph:(217)835-2538 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL76.html Email: ljduke@madisontelco.com Email2: info@benldadoptapet.org
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