We rescue dogs from high kill shelters that euthanize. We bring the dogs into safety, have them vetted, feed them a proper diet, train and exercise them until we reach our goal of finding them new homes and matching them up with forever families. (Vetting includes: Spay/Neuter, Micro-chip, Current vaccinations, Heart worm preventive, Flea/Tick preventive (Seasonally). We will also rescue and re-home owner surrenders facing hardship no longer able to care for their herding dog. Our goal is to help reduce the animal overpopulation by spaying and neutering and educating the public of its importance. We are strong advocates against animal suffering, abuse and neglect. We teach the importance of proper care, training and socialization for a humane world. We are a volunteer based rescue. All members involved have the same goal..giving each dog we rescue their second chance.
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Joliet IL | 2.5 miles away
Grahamville Rescue is a group of volunteers whose mission is to rescue, provide sanctuary, and ultimately to re-home abandoned, stray and neglected dogs. Whenever possible we also assist dogs who, because of extenuating circumstances, are unable to remain in their homes with their owners. All Grahamville Dogs are housed in foster homes where they are provided with an enormous amount of love and an
Joliet IL | 2.8 miles away
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Joliet IL 60435 | 3 miles away
The rescue of homeless, abandoned, abused, neglected animals in our local community is our priority. All animals are fully vetted which includes: spay/neuter, vaccines, microchip, heart worm tested, dewormed/fecal test, heart worm and flea medication preventative given monthly. We are always in need of foster homes, volunteers, and donations of all kinds
Joliet IL 60436 | 3 miles away
Hopeful Tails Animal Rescue is a group of dedicated volunteers wanting to make a difference an the lives of abandoned, abused and/or neglected animals.
Joliet IL 60436 | 3.6 miles away
Joliet Township Animal Control promotes and protects public safety through education and animal care providing quality sheltering, adoptions and pet placement programs.
Lockport IL | 4.6 miles away
Homes for Huskies is a non-profit, breed specific rescue group. We rehome rescued Siberian huskies, only. The available huskies stay with us.
Plainfield IL | 5.3 miles away
The Bone Yard Animal Rescue was founded in February of 2014 by a group of dedicated volunteers who aim to make a difference for homeless, abused and abandoned animals. We will tirelessly strive to rescue, foster and do everything possible to improve the lives of those who cannot speak for themselves. We will serve as a resource to our community and all pet owners by providing education and informa
Shorewood IL 60404 | 6.1 miles away
Help Save Pets was originally founded as the Humane Society of Plainfield in 2000 by our director Meg Kremer, wife of Dr. Anthony Kremer. Dr. Kremer would periodically be called to animal control to euthanize animals that were unclaimed. The animals that were being euthanized were often viable, friendly and simply in need of somebody to help them get into a good new home. Dr. Kremer would at times
Shorewood IL 60404 | 6.3 miles away
As Will County’s original no-kill shelter we’ve been serving the area for over 40 years with a single purpose, provide a safe haven for homeless pets and help them find their forever home. Every day of the year we care for up to 30 homeless dogs and 60 cats looking for their forever homes. We provide for their general health care, shelter and well being through our network of volunteers and re
New Lenox IL | 6.5 miles away
Cache Creek Animal Rescue is a nonprofit, no-kill organization. We are a 501(c)(3) organization which means that all donations can be taken as a tax deduction. Cache Creek pulls animals from high kill shelters/pounds in 11+ southern Illinois counties.
Romeoville IL 60446 | 8.5 miles away
Romeoville Humane Society, Inc. is a no-kill, non-profit 501(3)c animal shelter dedicated to enriching the lives of animals in our community through dedicated rescue and adoption services. Romeoville Humane Society provides resources and information to the public about the proper care and training of pets, how to recognize and report animal cruelty, how to help prevent animal over-population, and
Romeoville IL 60446 | 8.5 miles away
We firmly believe that there is a perfect dog for everyone. This doesn't mean our dogs will not have accidents in the house, bark, or chew on your good shoes. They are dogs and they will require training and structure, but their personality traits make them truly unique, beautiful, and "perfect" for the right family. Perfect Pooches Adoption Agency (PPAA) is a Chicagoland based no
Homer Glen IL 60491 | 8.6 miles away
Shih Tzu Rescue, Adoption & Education Safehouse (S.T.R.A.E.S.) is an all volunteer, non-profit, no-kill, licensed shelter, established in 1998 to provide sanctuary, loving care and an adoption program for abandoned and relinquished Shih Tzu. Our mission also includes these special programs: (1) Adoptable small dogs with injuries and medical ailments that are costly to treat and who would other
Manhattan IL | 8.6 miles away
We’re an Animal Rescue & Foster group that is dedicated to Saving Animals From Euthanasia Now. We are an all volunteer animal rescue and adoption organization based in Manhattan, Il. We are dedicated to providing humane care and shelter for abandoned, abused, and unwanted animals. We get dogs with no options and help them find their own family. Some of the dogs come from shelters, others are
Plainfield IL 60544 | 9 miles away
Help Save Pets was originally founded as the Humane Society of Plainfield in 2000 by our director Meg Kremer, wife of Dr. Anthony Kremer. Dr. Kremer would periodically be called to animal control to euthanize animals that were unclaimed. The animals that were being euthanized were often viable, friendly and simply in need of somebody to help them get into a good new home. Dr. Kremer would at times