965 organizaciones de rescate y cafés de gatos donde puedes adoptar
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Wheaton, IL
A.R.F. is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), no-kill humane society dedicated to rescuing, fostering, and rehoming dogs and cats throughout Illinois. The organization promotes spay/neuter programs and responsible pet ownership while conducting adoption events primarily in the western suburbs of Chicago.
Champaign, IL
CATsNAP (Champaign Area Trap Spay Neuter and Adoption Program) is a 501(c)(3) dedicated to providing quality care and finding forever homes for cats through adoption, foster programs, and community support.
Chicago, IL
PAWS Chicago is a No Kill animal welfare organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming homeless dogs and cats through adoption, spay/neuter services, foster programs, and community engagement initiatives.
Chicago, IL
A 501(c)(3) Chicago-based shelter dedicated to ensuring every cat thrives through adoption, TNR, and community veterinary care since 1971.
Huntley, IL
Animal House Shelter is a non-profit, 501(c)3, no kill shelter for all breeds of dogs and cats. Founded in June 2002, AHS takes in and cares for abused, neglected and abandoned animals â especially those scheduled for euthanasia at other shelters. Once rehabilitated and ready, they are carefully m
Maywood, IL
An all-volunteer 501(c)(3) dedicated to improving feline lives through TNR programs, hospice care for terminally ill cats, sanctuary for unadoptable cats, and adoption services for socialized cats ready for homes.
Kewanee, IL
A no-kill animal shelter and 501(c)(3) charity organization dedicated to matching dogs and cats with suitable families and providing community support for animals in need.
Desde casa / red de hogares temporales — atiende el área de Plainfield, IL
Starfish Animal Rescue rescues animals from high-kill shelters and provides transportation to secure, non-kill establishments while promoting responsible pet ownership and addressing pet overpopulation.
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