PAWS Pet of the Week: Koji
Koji came to PAWS from Chicago Animal Care and Control a few weeks ago.
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Koji came to PAWS from Chicago Animal Care and Control a few weeks ago.
A crazy name, sure, but given that he's a Chihuahua/Dachshund mix, then Zing Zany begins to make sense.
He has a little playful energy, but nothing that a good belly rub won't solve.
You can meet dozens of animals up for adoption at 21 different storefronts from noon until 4 p.m.
Emmett is 9 months old and came to PAWS Chicago a few weeks ago with his sister Emily.
The honor goes to 9-year-old senior sweetheart Keno.
This is the city's first and only mobile clinic dedicated to providing free preventative care and treatment for sick and injured pets in under-served neighborhoods.
Taylor came to PAWS with Cushing's Disease, for which she was fully treated, spent time in a foster home, and is ready for a permanent home.
In the past, the event has helped almost 158,000 pets.
While fireworks are enjoyed by many on the Fourth of July, the loud booms can be extremely frightening for dogs.
Our PAWS Chicago Pet of the Week is what we are talking about.
Franny is a year old and has never met a tennis ball she doesn't like.
She will reward you with a winning smile anytime she has your attention.
You can swing by the shelter on Saturday to have your pet microchipped for free.
All animals are vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed or neutered.
Turtle does not need to come out of his shell, as he brings great energy and a playful spirit.
This beautiful, massive sweetheart will ask for your undivided attention, just to roll over and receive belly rubs or a treat.
Our PAWS Chicago Pet of the Week is a Lil Bit Country and a Lil Bit Rock and Roll.
Anna Johnson brought in "Lilly" and talked about the recently rescued golden retrievers and Wheaton terriers from a puppy mill.
She has plenty of experience living in a home, so she will fit right in at your house.
He came to PAWS Chicago with a significant leg injury that the medical team fixed, but left him with one leg longer than the other, and at risk for severe arthritis later in life.
Bissell and Dogtopia are working with hundreds of animal shelters across the country,
Georgia is a peach, a sweet 5-year-old who loves snuggling with people more than anything.
Bissell and Dogtopia are working with hundreds of animal shelters across the country to lower adoption fees to $50 or less for cats and dogs.
You will not waffle on whether to take this week's PAWS Chicago Pet of the Week home.
