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Friends of Chicago Animal Care & Control (FCACC)
Friends of Chicago Animal Care & Control is a non-profit organization established to give additional help to the nearly 30,000 animals that through no fault of their own end up at the city’s largest shelter.
We are in need of foster homes! A great way to make a difference in the life of a homeless animal is to provide a temporary home for a deserving canine or feline. FCACC covers all veterinary costs and promises a rewarding experience for all involved.
Friends of Chicago Animal Care & Control Links...
Pets for Adoption: http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelterid=IL608
Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/fcaccfoster
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/fcaccfoster
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=149930645780
Dogs Available at Chicago Animal Care & Control
Please visit the city’s largest shelter, Chicago Animal Care & Control at 2741 S. Western Avenue to look for lost pets, or to adopt an animal. The city’s shelter is open Monday-Friday 4-7pm, Saturday and Sunday noon-7pm for adoptions.
Click here to see dogs currently available at Animal Care & Control.
Click here to see cats currently available at Animal Care & Control.
Other Rescue Organizations
PAWS Chicago - www.pawschicago.org
Chicago Canine Rescue - www.chicagocaninerescue.org
Tree House - www.treehouseanimals.org
Red Door - www.reddoorshelter.org
Rescue A Shar Pei - www.rescueasharpei.com
Green Dog Happy Endings!
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 Boomer -- once a stray with behavior challenges -- now lives the good life with new dad and family.
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 Cody found himself homeless recently, but was re-united with his mom one month later.
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 After being found as a stray on August 27, 2006 by Chicago Animal Care & Control, Pan Dziadek “Little Grandpa” finds a forever home.
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 Little Miss Daisy was abandoned by her previous owner but now has the perfect home.
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 After nine months of patiently waiting, Shadow has packed his city knapsack and is heading to Indiana with his new family.
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 Ditka (a.k.a. George) had been adopted and returned twice to ACC. He now has a forever home and a canine sister.
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 Simba was taken into Rescue a Shar Pei’s adoption program (www.rescueasharpei.com) and now enjoys the good life with three canine siblings.
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 Gem was treated for heartworm disease after being abandoned. She now has a wonderful mom and sister.
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 Max was taken into Rescue a Shar Pei’s adoption program (www.rescueasharpei.com) and stayed at Green Dog while waiting to find the perfect home.
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 Wally (middle) is a yellow lab who was treated for heartworm disease and adopted by Green Dog’s owner. Wally's new siblings include Molly and Sam (also adopted from Animal Care & Control).
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 Rosie (right) is a very special lab & great dane mix who was found by Animal Care & Control. She has doubled her weight and now enjoys a loving home with mom Lisa, canine sister Lola (left) and four cats.
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 Fun-loving Hershey was taken into Rescue a Shar Pei’s adoption program (www.rescueasharpei.com) and now lives happily in Indiana with a canine sibling.
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 Gentle giant Hank (on the right) was an emaciated stray found by Animal Care & Control. He now enjoys all the comforts a dog could ever want from his loving suburban family.
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