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Near 60601

56 organizations within 50 miles of 60601

1 miles away

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Anti-Cruelty — Downtown Adoption Center

Chicago, Illinois

Anti-Cruelty’s downtown adoption center is on LaSalle Drive in Chicago’s River North neighborhood. Its adoption program includes dogs, cats, rabbits and other small pets. Foster and volunteer programs support the organization, while clinic, admissions and resource services use separate entrances or locations.

Animals:
Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Small animals
Services:
Adoption, Fostering, Volunteering
2 miles away

Animal rescue

One Tail At A Time Nfp

Chicago, Illinois

Explore adoption with One Tail At A Time Nfp. Contact the organization for its current process and available animals.

3 miles away

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PAWS Chicago — Pippen Fasseas Adoption Center

Chicago, Illinois

PAWS Chicago's Lincoln Park adoption center helps dogs and cats find homes, with a separate foster-adoption process for animals living offsite.

5 miles away

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Chicago Animal Control

Chicago, Illinois

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5 miles away

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Chicago's Harmony House for Cats

Chicago, Illinois

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10 miles away

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Tree House Humane Society

Chicago, Illinois

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11 miles away

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Evanston Animal Shelter

Evanston, Illinois

Evanston Animal Shelter offers dog and cat adoption, foster care and volunteer opportunities. Its Community Pet Pantry supplies food and other available essentials to residents in its listed service area.

Animals:
Dogs, Cats
Services:
Adoption, Fostering, Volunteering, Pet food support
11 miles away

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Paws & Claws Cat Rescue

Evanston, Illinois

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11 miles away

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Greater Chicago Ferret Association

Illinois

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12 miles away

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Chicago Pet Rescue

Chicago, Illinois

Explore adoption and fostering with Chicago Pet Rescue. Contact the organization for its current process and available animals.

13 miles away

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CatNap From the Heart

La Grange Park, Illinois

CatNap From the Heart is a cat and kitten shelter in La Grange Park. It offers adoption, foster and volunteer opportunities, plus an appointment-based community clinic for cats.

Animals:
Cats
Services:
Adoption, Fostering, Volunteering, Low-cost spay / neuter
14 miles away

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Wright-Way Rescue — Morton Grove Adoption Center

Morton Grove, Illinois

Wright-Way Rescue's Morton Grove adoption facility places rescued dogs and cats with families.

Locations come from organization websites and OpenStreetMap. Coverage and contact details vary; a listing does not establish walk-in access or current animal availability. Distances are approximate straight-line distances from postal locations, rather than driving distances. Contact the organization before visiting. Shelter map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Public directory data. ZIP locations: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0; filtered and deduplicated for the 50 states and DC.

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