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PAWS Chicago News Archive

PAWS Chicago News Archive

Aug 19, 2025

After 933 days with PAWS, Tracy is home!

Tracy had become a favorite of staff, volunteers, and fosters, but the connection she had with adopter Laura Nalley was undeniable: “She and I locked…


Aug 19, 2025

Tiny Patients, Mighty Fighters

An outbreak of deadly, highly contagious panleukopenia at Chicago Animal Care and Control put three tiny kittens’ lives at risk. See how PAWS…


Aug 19, 2025

There when they need us most

Last month, destructive and deadly flooding took place in the Hill Country region of Texas. In the wake of this disaster, two separate rescue…


Jul 24, 2025

All Heart: Ella’s Journey Home

When Ella arrived at PAWS Chicago after being surrendered to Chicago Animal Care and Control, she was just a puppy with a sweet face and a quiet…


Jul 24, 2025

How PAWS helped Tot beat the odds

When a tiny, lethargic puppy was surrendered to Chicago Animal Care and Control (CACC), things looked grim. The staff feared he had parvovirus, a…


Jul 24, 2025

Our biggest CACC Spay Day of all time

On July 1, PAWS Chicago’s medical team, clinic team, community outreach team, and volunteer team came together to pull off our biggest CACC Spay Day…


Jun 27, 2025

One special adoption, double the love

Wishbone and Lakesha didn't come to PAWS together, but after being paired up in the same suite at our Adoption Center, Jessie and Steve saw something…


Jun 27, 2025

Protecting the Animals We Love, One Surgery at a Time

Every year, thousands of pets enter Chicago’s shelter system simply because they were born without a home. But at PAWS Chicago, we’re fighting back…


Jun 27, 2025

From fragile to fearless

Found alone in a busy intersection with a rupturing eye and fighting to survive, tiny Edith needed urgent help. Thanks to donor support, she received…


Jun 10, 2025

There’s no wrong way to love a Reese’s

When her owner could no longer care for her, Natasha returned to PAWS and re-began the journey to finding a home. She was shelter-shy, but over the…