Dark Horse Dogs, NFP
#39 in United States, #2 in Illinois, #1 in Chicago
An all breed foster based rescue saving dogs from our local open access shelters.
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Chicago Canine Rescue
#55 in United States, #3 in Illinois, #2 in Chicago
CCR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that was founded in 2001 to help find permanent, loving homes for homeless dogs in our city.
CCR has saved the lives of over 8,000 dogs while also finding their forever homes!
Traditionally, these animals were automatically euthanized at area shelters. However, today, Chicago Canine Rescue exists to give many of these animals a second chance, too!
CCR assists the animals that are the MOST vulnerable in our city ‚the dogs that are slated for euthanasia because they are too old, too young, too injured, have disabilities, or have simply been overlooked for too long by potential adopters at other shelters.
We are committed to each dog who comes into our care and won't stop providing for them we find their perfect family! Though we are just one of many rescues in Chicago, our dogs are one in a million and we are committed to leaving no dog behind!
"They made sure that the dog fit you and your family. We all had t..." more
Community Animal Rescue Effort
#78 in United States, #4 in Illinois, #3 in Chicago
Since 1987, Community Animal Rescue Effort (C.A.R.E.‚Ñ¢) has been promoting adoptions and care for cats and dogs. C.A.R.E. is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.
Our Adoption Center opened in the Summer of 2018 and is located north of Chicago at 4927 Main Street in Skokie, IL. C.A.R.E. offers a combined adoption center and foster home model to better serve the needs of homeless animals as well as potential adopters and the community.
C.A.R.E. is licensed by the State of Illinois Department of Agriculture (License 14383).
Our Philosophy
"C.A.R.E puts animals well being first. All dogs and cats receive ..." more
One Tail at a Time
#80 in United States, #5 in Illinois, #4 in Chicago
One Tail at a Time began in 2008 as a small grassroots effort and has since evolved into a pillar of Chicago's animal welfare community. As of 2024, One Tail at a Time has rescued more than 11,300 animals, hosts a bustling pet adoption and foster program, community outreach initiatives in partnership with top human service organizations in our city, and leads the Chicagoland Rescue Intervention & Support Program, a local rescue coalition that is the only operating shelter diversion program at Chicago's largest intake shelter.
"I have been a volunteer with One Tail at a Time in Chicago for 16..." more
Evanston Animal Shelter
#91 in United States, #6 in Illinois, #5 in Chicago
We give companion animals the best chance at the life they deserve through rehabilitation, foster care, adoption and community support that keeps pets with the people who love them.
"Evanston animal shelter is an incredible facility but also a stro..." more
Felines & Canines
#96 in United States, #8 in Illinois, #6 in Chicago
Felines & Canines is located in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago. Our focus at F&C is to place safe, social and loving dogs and cats into permanent loving homes.
We are best known for our exceptional care for both our animals and adopters, ground breaking program for FIV-positive cats, and creation of our nation's very first rescue and relocation facility - Felines & Canines Rescue Center.
"OMG Felines and Canines is the best rescue! Their personnel atten..." more
Wright-Way Rescue
#97 in United States, #9 in Illinois, #7 in Chicago
Wright-Way Rescue is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) organization. Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless pet euthanized in the Midwest each year through an adoption program, community education, promotion of spaying and neutering, and a veterinary medicine program.
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Doggy Has Soul Sanctuary
#97 in United States, #9 in Illinois, #7 in Chicago
We specialize in Rottweiler senior hospice care. Every now and then a puppy sneaks in.
We work with high kill shelters to safe those that nobody else will come for.
We also are very active in Aruba trying to help with the street dogs.
We are rather small scale, but work very hard for every dog we take on.
"Small rescue with big goals. She pours her heart into each animal..." more
Chicago Animal Care and Control
#98 in United States, #10 in Illinois, #8 in Chicago
Chicago Animal Care and Control is equipped with a complete medical complex, full laboratory, radiology, and surgical capabilities for the care of its animals. Chicago Animal Care & Control veterinarians daily evaluate and treat the animals housed in the center.
"As a dedicated volunteer at the shelter, I’ve witnessed firsthand..." more
Anti-Cruelty
#98 in United States, #10 in Illinois, #8 in Chicago
Anti-Cruelty is more than a shelter. We are a comprehensive animal welfare organization whose mission is to build healthy and happy community where pets and people thrive together. From our humble beginnings in 1899, we are now at the forefront of animal welfare and humane education. From our open door philosophy to our commitment to find a home for every adoptable animal we provide compassionate care for any animal in need.
"These rescues go above and beyond for their animals and their com..." more
Caring Animal Rescue Inc.
#99 in United States, #11 in Illinois, #9 in Chicago
Caring Animal Rescue Inc. is an incorporated, non-profit 501(c)(3) and 509(a)(2) no-kill International rescue organization dedicated to reducing overpopulation, abuse, and neglect of domesticated animals.
Caring Animal Rescue Inc. is run entirely by compassionate like-minded individuals who volunteer their time and resources to help save the lives and care for these animals. We have two locations: Chicago, IL and Cairo, Egypt.
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Hinsdale Humane Society
#99 in United States, #11 in Illinois, #9 in Chicago
Hinsdale Humane Society is a private, nonprofit organization operating the Tuthill Family Pet Rescue & Resource Center, providing innovative care and adoption services for all animals, including those that are harder to place. We educate, advocate, and adopt out pets, acting as a voice for animals who depend on people for their care. We nurture the human-animal bond through community outreach and progressive programming, to help ensure the compassionate treatment of all animals.
"Hinsdale humane society is amazing! They do so much for our anima..." more
PAWS Chicago
#99 in United States, #11 in Illinois, #9 in Chicago
To build No Kill communities ‚starting with a No Kill Chicago ‚that respect and value the life of every cat and dog.
To end the overpopulation of homeless animals through solutions, practices and education.
To transform animal welfare by setting higher standards in the way animals are treated and developing a sustainable, solutions-based model.
"PAWS Chicago has an incredible medical center that can take on th..." more
Tiny N Tall Rescue Inc.
#99 in United States, #11 in Illinois, #9 in Chicago
Tiny N Tall Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non for profit organization comprised of volunteers dedicated to providing temporary shelter, veterinary care and behavioral support for small and giant breed dogs as they transition into carefully selected homes. We rescue Tiny breeds under 25 pounds and Giant breeds. Our rescue is all foster based and we rely solely on donations.
We provide medical care, shelter, a full belly and lots of LOVE to Tiny and Giant breed dogs. We have a great team of foster homes and volunteers that make this possible.
Animal Care League
#99 in United States, #11 in Illinois, #9 in Chicago
Animal Care League is a limited admission shelter located in Oak Park. We help homeless cats, dogs and other small animals by providing them food, shelter, medical attention and love until we can find them a loving home. As a not-for-profit 501¬©3 organization, we depend on the generosity of our communities to help us meet our goals of finding new homes for as many animals as possible each year. If you are in interested in helping, please visit our ‚Supporting the ACL page.
"Animal Care League takes great care of all the animals that end u..." more
Illinois Shorthair Rescue
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Illinois Shorthair Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, breed specific rescue group serving Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan. Our mission is to rescue German Shorthaired Pointers and educate the public about this amazing breed. We place them with responsible, loving families where they are cared for until we find them their forever home.
We rescue GSPs from many circumstances: animal control facilities, humane societies, owner relinquish, puppy mills, and conditions involving cruelty and neglect. Our rescued dogs receive loving care and medical attention. They are fostered in private homes and live indoors as family companions while they wait for their forever homes.
At Illinois Shorthair Rescue, we believe ALL unwanted and discarded German Shorthaired Pointers deserve the chance to find their special forever home. A special place where they will receive the love and care they deserve.
Illinois Shorthair Rescue is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization headquartered in northern Illinois. We were founded in 2005. Each year ISR finds homes for more than 60 orphaned GSPs. Our officers, directors, and foster homes are made up of volunteers who reside throughout Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana. We will consider applicants in adjacent states, assuming we have a volunteer available for a home visit. We cannot, however, do long distance adoptions. Our rescue efforts are managed out of our own homes and are juggled with our careers and family. Through telephone interviews, veterinary reference checks, and on-site home visits, ISR volunteers work extremely hard to place our dogs with the best suited family. Our goal is that the new home will be the dog’s final home.
ISR’s expenses are funded through our adoption fees, fund-raising efforts, and donations. Your support is greatly appreciated, and your contributions are tax deductible.
Starfish Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Since 2006, we have been helping a rural high kill shelter in the mountains of Kentucky. The shelter averages 200 dogs and puppies EACH MONTH.
Thus far, we have rescued over 4000 dogs, with an estimated breakdown of 1500 dogs and puppies per year. We owe many thanks for the help of our rescue partner, Safe Hands Animal Rescue in Minneapolis, MN. Safe Hands has been generous enough to donate many of the vaccines for all of the puppies that enter the shelter, ensuring that they are healthy and safe to transport. Because of this collaboration, we were able to half the euthanasia rate and triple the number of dogs rescued within the first year.
We have also helped to establish a low cost spay/neuter program for the residents surrounding our project KY shelter. Due to its welcome by the community, it was instantly successful. In 2008 over 500 dogs and cats were sterilized. With continued preventative efforts, we hope to rapidly reduce the number of puppies and kittens coming into the shelter.
We also have been participating in responsible rescue. Rescue goes beyond the individual animal being taken to safety. It is a priority that Starfish Animal Rescue keeps the big picture in mind. Each puppy or kitten comes from a breeding pair of animals. While the breeding pairs are not always surrendered to the shelter, we initiate, encourage and support their owners by providing medical attention and sterilization to these animals. We have also been fortunate to be able to provide donated dog and cat food for the shelter and the community when available. By providing these food donations, individuals can afford to feed their dogs that they otherwise would surrender to a shelter. We feel that long-term solutions are the most important goals of any responsible rescue.
Community Animal Rescue Effort (C.A.R.E.)
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Since 1987, Community Animal Rescue Effort (C.A.R.E.™) has been promoting adoptions and care for cats and dogs. C.A.R.E. is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.
Our Adoption Center opened in the Summer of 2018 and is located north of Chicago at 4927 Main Street in Skokie, IL. C.A.R.E. offers a combined adoption center and foster home model to better serve the needs of homeless animals as well as potential adopters and the community.
C.A.R.E. is licensed by the State of Illinois Department of Agriculture (License 14383).
Survivors for Strays
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Survivors for Strays is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, animal rescue organization dedicated to saving animals that are homeless, neglected, abused, or about to die in an open access animal shelter.
We are Survivors & Thrivers of sexual abuse, intimate partner abuse, domestic violence, cancer, and other traumas. We are here because our furry family members or other animals helped us get through our personal ordeals, and we want to give back. It is OUR turn to save innocent, precious lives like the ones who saved us.
Will County Humane Society
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
As Will County’s original no-kill shelter we’ve been serving the area for over 40 years with a single purpose, provide a safe haven for homeless pets and help them find their forever home.
Every day of the year we care for up to 25 homeless dogs and 50 cats looking for their forever homes. We provide for their general health care, shelter and well being through our network of volunteers and resources.
It’s important that you know that we’re a private shelter 501(3)(c) not-for-profit that receives no federal or local government dollars to run our facility and care for pets. In fact the shelter relies on generous donations from people just like you to make it all happen.
Redemption Road Rescue Rehab Inc.
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Redemption Road Rescue Rehab Inc (aka R4) is a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit organization based in Lake County, Illinois. R4 functions as an all breed and ages, dog and cat rescue that specializes in behavioral training and rehabilitation. We are a professionally operated nonprofit dog and cat rescue run by a certified dog trainer.
Heartland Animal Shelter
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Dr. Herbert Preiser, DVM and founder of Heartland Animal Shelter, wanted to make a difference by saving the lives of pets who might otherwise be euthanized due to overpopulation. Driven to make a change, Dr. Preiser opened Heartland Animal Shelter in 2002
Heartland's staff and volunteers are committed to giving our pets everything they need to be healthy and loved.
Heartland rescues pets from various situations and each pet arrives with their own unique needs. some of our pets require medical care, some require emotional support, some require behavioral help, and all require good old tender loving care.
SAYv Animal Organization
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
SAYv Animal Organization (pronounced "save") is a startup animal welfare organization focused on supporting, creating and executing life-SAYving solutions for homeless animals in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Aruba.
SAYv is 100% foster-based and volunteer-run. We are currently based in Plainfield, IL, but have operations (aka fosters and volunteers) in Chicagoland and the surrounding suburbs.
OUR RESCUE WORK
We save and place abandoned and homeless animals.
Unfortunately, since we are a start-up organization with limited funds, we aren't able to take in all of the more challenging cases that we'd like to, but we know this will be easier once we get a solid financial base and network. We fully intend to help open-admission shelters save ALL at-risk animals, including major medical and seniors.
Based on our experience, rescue efforts cost an average of $1,000 per animal. Some may be $500 (roughly the bare minimum of basic medical care and spay/neuter), and some may cost $7,000. We do not want to risk not being able to afford medical care for an animal that needs it.
We would like to prioritize animals that are facing the greatest risk of euthanasia, and support open-admission shelters with low save rates.
Crème de la Crème Animal Foundation - The Therapy House
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Créme de la Créme Animal Foundation - Therapy House is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity registered in the state of Illinois. Many years before the start of the organization our founder, Lisa Marie Petrongelli, was an active member within the animal rescue world. After many years of dedication and fostering for other organizations, the time became right for Lisa to start a new organization. The organization is unique, as the mission strives to not only rescue animals, and educate the public about humane treatment to animals, but to incorporate animal-assisted therapy (AAT) interventions into the rescue work. Serving two great needs to the community.
For over 10 years, at our previous location and farm sanctuary, we served as an adoption center and retirement community for dozens of animals great and small. Regardless of the species, we have taken in almost any animal in need, ranging from bison to horses, to cats, dogs and reptiles.
Our dog and cat population are among our current adoptable animals. Our rescue cycle typically involves the process and costs of intake, vaccinations, spay/neuter, appropriate diet, preventative medications, chronic illness medications and the emotional healing and rehabilitation of the animals.
Our organization is desiccated to the following goals:
• Through the efforts of Therapy House, we provide and promote AAT with rescued animals to facilitate healing for all people in need.
• Rescue stray and relinquished animals from animal shelters that have not been adopted and are scheduled to be euthanized.
• Provide a cage-free adoption center and sanctuary where rescued pets can be safely sheltered without the threat of euthanization until adoptive families are found for them, or where they may live out their days surrounded by the best care while in our care.
• Provide medical care to neglected, abused and injured animals.
• Rehabilitate hard-to-adopt animals and those with special needs and find them loving homes.
• Educate children and adults alike on responsible pet guardianship.
• Create an alliance with local shelters and animal rescues to improve the adoption rate of all animals.
Wags 2 Wishes Animal Rescue
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Wags 2 Wishes is a licensed , 501(C)3 Not for profit ALL BREED Animal Rescue that started in 2013. Located in Plainfield Illinois our mission is to rescue abused, sick, abandoned and forgotten animals facing euthanasia due to over crowding or being too medically intense for the current facility/owner and provide a loving and secure transition into our rescue program. While our medical and neglect cases enter our foster home program, many of the animals we take in can enter our Rescue Facility and find their loving forever home in just a short time.
Our volunteers are made up of approximately 20-30 people at any given time. Everyone dedicated to the safety and well being of the animals we intake every day. As in any organization we have a main crew that run the day to day operations and they are highlighted below.
Riley's Rescue Foundation- RRF
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
How it began...
Riley was a black lab we rescued from a breeder in January of 2002. The breeder was being shut down due to a parvo outbreak at their location. Rather than testing for parvo and treating those dogs, the breeder decided it would just be easier to put them all to sleep. My husband drove 2 hours to the breeders location and after a lot of back and forth they agreed to let us have 1 puppy but only if we paid them something for her. They were still trying to make money as they were being shut down to avoid a total loss! My husband saw Riley sitting in a corner all by herself, she was 4 months old she was the last of her litter and because she was the black pup no one wanted her. He knew she would be coming home with him.
While Riley didn’t have parvo, she had many other issues and required constant vet care the first couple of months she was home. She made a full recovery and lived out her life being the best companion she could be. She loved both of our daughters and watched over them like they were her own. Everyone that met Riley loved her welcoming nature and her gentle spirit.
Riley crossed rainbow bridge on September 17, 2011 about a month after her 10th birthday.
Become part of the RRF Team!
RRF is always looking to partner with great people and business alike!
We are a Chicagoland area foster based rescue. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization we rely solely on the donations of individuals and businesses to help us rescue and rehabilitate unwanted, abused and neglected companion animals. We are a volunteer based organization, 100% of all donations go back into our rescue giving us the ability to continue to save lives.
We believe that establishing a dedicated network of committed and caring fosters, volunteers and business partners is instrumental in rescue and rehabilitation. Through these networks and everyone’s generous donations we can provide proper vetting along with spay/neuter to all of the companion animals that are taken into RRF.
Continuing to educate the public on the importance of spay/neuter is only one step of many. Detection and prevention of animal cruelty is an important part of our mission along with general education on cherishing the lifelong commitment that comes with having a companion animal.
We are always seeking caring fosters and volunteers. If you believe you can contribute to the RRF Team, please fill out a volunteer or foster application today!
Mutts of the Midway
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Mutts of the Midway is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit dog rescue based on the southwest side of Chicago.
We are foster-based which means we do not have a facility and instead rely on people to give dogs a loving home while we search for their family. The Mutts team is made up of fosters, adopters, donors, volunteers and supporters that believe every dog deserves a home.
Midwest Working Dog Rescue
#100 in United States, #12 in Illinois, #10 in Chicago
Our mission is to accept and place Belgian Malinois and Dutch Shepherd into appropriate homes. We are first and foremost breed advocates only placing out sound, well rounded dogs into appropriate situations, whether that be an active companion home, sport home, or working opportunity. We will do our best to evaluate each dog in our care and determine that dog's appropriate placement.
We are committed to providing long standing support for our adopters, which includes, but not limited to, referrals for approved trainers, sport dog clubs, and veterinary clinics.
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