PAWS Chicago Pet of the Week: Gee Gee
This 11-year-old doll unofficially has the softest fur of any cat in history.
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This 11-year-old doll unofficially has the softest fur of any cat in history.
This week, New Leash on Life Chicago volunteer Jasmine Villegas stopped by CBS 2 along with eight-and-a-half-year-old Cindy Lou – a Pitbull blend who was rescued over a year ago.
Sputnik is a gentle, go-with-the-flow type who happens to be a major aficionado of Pupperoni treats.
Our PAWS Chicago Pet of the Week is out of this world. He is a charming 7-year-old black and white mixed breed named Sputnik.
He's been at PAWS Chicago for a few weeks now, getting some medical attention and training, and has spent time in foster homes, so PAWS knows so much about him already.
Artie is a very charming 2-and-a-half-year-old boy who will use his big brown eyes to convince you to love and cuddle him.
She's been treated for minor medical issues and has spent plenty of time in foster homes this year, so PAWS has lots of notes as to how to make her a happy member of your family.
Leah is full of energy so she'll need your time and attention, but she's so worth it.
A sweet and strong girl, Janis would love a yard to fetch a tennis ball or perhaps go running with you.
Ralston is a 10-year-old mixed breed who will make a very nice house pet for a lucky family in or around Chicago.
Churches across Chicago will bless your animal companions of all shapes and sizes.
Adoption fees for Wally, and about 80 other cats and dogs are being waived this weekend, courtesy of Mars Petcare.
All animals are neutered, spayed, and fully vaccinated.
They are hoping to help pets find loving homes while making space at the shelters.
Tracy is just 4 months old and has playful puppy energy.
He's an almost 2-year-old Australian Cattle Dog. If you run or work a lot in your yard, Smitty is for you.
The shelter is waiving adoption fees to help clear out space for other animals in need.
He is a snuggly boy, he loves his walks and gets along well with other dogs, but he is making up his mind about cats.
PAWS trainers encourage her next owners to always have treats in their pockets and love in their hearts.
Schnapps is just a year old and would make a great addition to most homes.
Certain breeds and overweight dogs can be more sensitive to heat.
It's part of their Clear the Shelters event.
Amos likes everyone at PAWS Chicago but she's missing the home life on the couch.
The pair, just four months old, was born with a birth defect in the back legs so allow them extra time to walk.
This mixed breed beauty came to PAWS Chicago a few weeks ago from Chicago Animal Care and Control and become a favorite among PAWS staff and volunteers.
