We are located in Joliet, Illinois, a Chicago suburb. We do not have a kennel, all of our animals are placed in foster homes where they can relearn what it means to be a member of the family.
When you find an animal you are interested in, we ask that you fill out an application as a first step so we can determine if your family is a good fit for the animals. If you are, then we would arrange a time for you and your family to meet the animal so you can decide if it is a good fit. If you currently have dogs, we require that the dogs be present at the to make sure it's a good fit all around. Once compatibility is determined, we move on to the paperwork and finalizing the adoption. If your meet is not a good fit, we will keep your application on file for up to 1 year and we can consider other matches for you and your family.
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