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Anderson Animal ShelterIncorporated in 1966, Anderson Animal Shelter provides temporary housing for approximately 3,400 dogs, cats, birds, gerbils, hamsters, ferrets and other homeless or abandoned pets. We are committed to a low-kill philosophy (100% adoption of adoptable animals) and so do not place time limits on any of the animals in our care. In 2001 an on-site veterinary clinic was added to provide health care for Shelter animals and to assist in the goal of spaying/neutering all adopted dogs and cats before they leave the Shelter. Our Mission: To establish Anderson Animal Shelter as a premier facility dedicated to compassionate and humane treatment of homeless companion animals through direct care, education and communithy outreach programs.1000 S. LaFox, S. Elgin IL US 60177 Ph:(847)697-2880 http://www.andersonanimalshelter.org Email: ddavies@andersonanimalshelter.org
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Animal Education and Rescue (NFP)Animal Education and Rescue, NFP is an Illinois not for profit organization. We are a 501 (c) 3 organization. 3. The purpose of the foundation is to help countless numbers of animals and people. 1. We speak to schools, civic organizations, and clubs about responsible pet ownership. This will include the reasons for spaying and neutering, general care, and the do's and don'ts of owning a pet. We teach pet owners about how animals communicate with each other and with humans. We have designed special programs to introduce animals to children through animal body language sessions and pet education. 2. We provide pet therapy programs. Volunteers and their pets will visit nursing homes, assisted living facilities, schools for the disabled and hospitals. (Studies have proven that overall mental and physical health of humans is improved when they are exposed to animals.) 3. We are a resource for other animal related non-profit groups. During our public speaking and through our office we will provide a list of animal shelters, foster care foundations and other animal related organizations. 4. We assist people in placing abandoned, abused and surrendered pets of all kinds. Volunteer for Animal Education and Rescue!PO Box 7343, Libertyville IL US 60048 Ph:(847)816-0831Fax:(847)816-4746 http://www.animaleducationandrescue.org Email: aear1@anet.com
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Belleville Area Humane SocietyIn 1959, a caring group of volunteers gathered to share a common and deeply-held concern: a desire to help the thousands of unwanted, abandoned and mistreated animals of this community. Their dedication to the welfare of animals led to the creation of the Belleville Area Humane Society. BAHS depends almost entirely upon the intrest and support of concerned citizens through donations and membership in the organization. A Board of Directors is charged with governance of the organization, including management of policies, finances, physical plant, operations, personnel, fundraising events, media and public relations, public outreach activities and all other matters that relate to its purpose and activities. The main activities of the shelter are carried out by empolyees (with additional assistance provided by volunteers) under the direction of a manager. BAHS is a non-profit organization. It's support is derived primarily from membership fees, donations, bequests, adoption fees and fundraising activities. Some operating funds are recieved through billed services to St. Clair Township and the city of Belleville. Grant funds may also contribute to BAHS operations.1301 S. 11th St. Rd., Belleville IL US 62223 Ph:(618)235-3712 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL68.html Email: bahs@peaknet.net
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Cause4Paws RescueCause 4 Paws is a non-profit (process of 501(c)3) Rescue that is not limited to dogs. If we have space we will help whatever comes along. We are a no-kill, small operation that can use all donations possible! Visits are by appointment only at this time *!*!*!*!*We desperately need volunteers to help with animal interaction, foster homes and transportation to and from Vet visits*!*!*!*!*!, Chicago IL US 60633 Ph:(708)426-3059 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/IL248.html Email: Cause4Paws@gmail.com
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Central Illinois Small Animal Rescue and Equine Sanctuary (CISAR)We are a no-kill not for profit animal shelter in Central Illinois. We also conduct investigations and rescues, as well as take in all domestic animals. Currently on-site we have dogs, cats, donkeys, emu, peacocks, chickens, ducks, and goats. We are zoned for 250 cats, 250 dogs, and 15 horses. We spay/neuter all animals before they are adopted.29738 E. 1400 N. Road, Colfax IL US 61728 Ph:(309)724-8241 http://www.cisarshelter.com Email: cisarshelter@yahoo.com
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Chicago Animal Care & ControlWe protect animals from inhumane treatment and we protect the public from stray and possibly dangerous animals. We also enforce all sections of the Municipal Code relevant to animal care and control.2741 South Western Avenue, Chicago IL US 60608 Ph:(312)747-1406 http://www.ci.chi.il.us/AnimalCareControl
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Furry Friends FoundationFurry Friends Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization and all donations are fully tax-deductible. The all-volunteer no-kill shelter was founded in 1998, and has found homes for over 3200 animals. We are an all-volunteer, not-for-profit, no-kill, animal shelter in Chicago, Illinois. Adopt a dog (perhaps a pit bull or pitbull mix), cat, rabbit, hamster, guinea pig, or other companion animal available for adoption.1151 NORTH STATE BOX 286, CHICAGO IL US 60610 http://www.furryfriendsfoundation.com/index.htm Email: diane@furryfriendsfoundation.com Email2: urryfriendsvolunteers@hotmail.com
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Hinsdale Humane SocietyThe Hinsdale Humane Society is a 52-year-old not-for-profit agency dedicated to the care and adoption of unwanted and abandoned animals and the offering of humane education programs to prevent suffering and neglect. The Society maintains its shelter through the employment of a full-time staff and the ongoing dedication of its members and volunteers. The Society deals primarily with dogs, cats, puppies and kittens but occasionally has birds, rabbits and other small animals available for adoption.22 North Elm Street, Hinsdale IL US 60521 Ph:(630)323-5630 http://hinsdalehumanesociety.org
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Humane Society of Central Illinois (HSCI)The Humane Society of Central Illinois (HSCI) is committed to the prevention of cruelty, abuse and neglect of animals through its adoption center, cruelty investigations, spay/neuter assistance programs, and humane awareness. A not-for-profit animal welfare organization, HSCI does not receive federal, state or local tax dollars. In addition to nominal membership and adoption fees, HSCI relies heavily on donations from individuals, foundations, and local businesses who also have a commitment to animal welfare.423 Kays Drive, Normal IL US 61761 Ph:(309)451-1000 http://www.hscipets.org Email: Staff@HSCIpets.org Email2: Webmaster@HSCIpets.org
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Peoria Animal Welfare Shelter (PAWS)PAWS is operated by the City of Peoria through agreements with the County of Peoria, Peoria Humane Society, and the Peoria County Veterinary Medical Association. The organization is designed to: * Prevent and control rabies through animal bite investigation and rabies registration. * Enforce state, county, and city animal control and welfare laws. * Operate a shelter for stray and unwanted animals. * Adopted animals to responsible homes. * Euthanize animals that are unwanted or not suitable for adoption. * Promote responsible pet-ownership and animal welfare through counseling and law enforcement. * Rescue animals that are lost, diseased, injured, or in peril. * Provide assistance for spay and neuter of Peoria County pets.2600 Ne Perry Avenue, Peoria IL US 61603 Ph:(309)494-8911Fax:(309)494-8172 http://www.ci.peoria.il.us/services/depts/paws/ Email: Jdellinger@ci.peoria.il.us
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