Adoptabull English Bulldog Rescue - Chicago Pet Shelter

Adoptabull English Bulldog Rescue

OUR MISSION...to provide the best English Bulldog rescue care in Illinois, Wisconsin & NW Indiana

  • Shelter Address
  • P.O. Box 60524
    Chicago, IL 60660
  • Phone
  • (855) 385-5111
  • Contact Name
  • Website
  • http://www.adoptabull.org/
  • Pet types
  • Dogs
  • Location served

Adoption Process

I submitted my application. What are the next steps? Once you press the SAVE button on your application entry page, your application is delivered to our Case Managers. You will see a screen confirming acceptance and you can review what you submitted by hovering over your last name. You will not be able to edit your application once it has been submitted. Here are the next steps: If you have owned a dog within the last 3 years and/or you rent, we will contact your vet and/or landlord to obtain reference checks. Your assigned Case Manager will contact you once any required reference checks are completed to either conduct or schedule a phone interview with you and your co-applicant to review your application and get to know you better. On successful completion of your phone interview, your Case Manager will arrange a date for a volunteer to visit your home and will begin reviewing our adoptaBulls to identify those that would be ideal for your home. After a successful home visit, your adoptaBull Team expands and you can expect to be in coordinated contact with the the group managing the placement of the bulldog being considered for your home.

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