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Puppies and dogs in Glenview, Illinois

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These adorable dogs are available for adoption in Glenview, Illinois. To learn more about each adoptable dog, click on the "i" icon for fast facts, or their photo or name for full details.
We'll also keep you updated on Jake's adoption status with email updates.
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Jake

Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)

Male, Adult
Northbrook, IL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Hello, we are looking to rehome my late neighbors dog. I used to be her caregiver and also took care of her dog. When she passed away in November of 2023 we took in her dog. Unfortunately we are unable to keep him permanently due to having dogs of our own and not having enough space. We have been trying to rehome him since last year but haven’t had any luck so thought we would give adopt a pet a try. Jake is ~7 years old male and neutered. He is around 20-25 lbs. his breed is unknown but he looks like a terrier mix (body of a corgi). He is very friendly towards people and loves kids. For the most part he is a low energy pup at home. However when he goes outside he has a good amount of energy. He is reactive outside when he sees another dog so I always avoid any contact with other dogs when walking. He however is ok with other dogs when inside the home but he would probably do best in a home without other pets. He loves to cuddle and will follow you around wherever you go.
We'll also keep you updated on Max's adoption status with email updates.
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Max

American Pit Bull Terrier Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Adult
Morton Grove, IL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Hi! I'm Wero (or Guero, if you're a Spanish-speaker) and I'm a handsome 1.5 year old pittie/lab mix. My absolute favorite activity is to nap in the sun and be with my people. I will let you know how much I love you by putting my head in your lap and looking up at you adoringly. I had a rough start in life, but after my hip surgery in June, things certainly took a turn for the better. I'm still working on using that leg more, but I get around just fine. I'm a pretty good leash-walker, I'm house-trained and I get along with my shih tzu foster sister with no problems. If you're looking for a well-behaved love bug, I'm your guy! THE FIRST STEP IN OUR ADOPTION PROCESS:1. FILL OUT AN ONLINE APPLICATION at http://www.wright-wayrescue.orgOnce you receive your approval email from us, it will be full of information on how to submit a reservation request form to reserve your new best friend! Please note that due to high volumes, application approvals are taking up to 10 days. If you are already an approved applicant and did not receive a link to our new reservation request form, please email us at rescue@wright-wayrescue.org. HOW TO ADOPT FROM WRIGHT-WAY RESCUE DURING COVID-19:1. CURBSIDE ADOPTION PICK-UP APPOINTMENTS:Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we are not able to conduct meet and greets at this time. We are only offering scheduled curbside adoption appointments for adopters that have a rescue pet reserved. Please read more about our curbside adoption pick-up appointments below.CURBSIDE ADOPTION PICK-UP:When you arrive at our shelter for your appointment:1. Park and stay in your vehicle.2. A staff member will come out to your vehicle and check your reservation letter to see which animal you are there for. 3. Next, you will be provided with the adoption contract to complete and given the opportunity to purchase supplies from our retail store.4. Our staff will then help you complete the adoption process and bring your new rescue animal out to you! A curbside adoption pick-up appointment is most appropriate for adopters who:Are serious about adoption. When we reserve a pet for you, it is taken off the list of available animals and will be waiting to meet you.Are ready for adoption. The pet you reserve will be ready to leave with you the day of your curbside adoption appointment.Are happy with the known facts we can tell you in advance IE color, sex, coat type, etc.All family members are in agreement and excited to proceed.Understand that while the reservation process is for those serious about a specific pet, it is not a requirement to adopt that pet. If the reserved pet is not a good match, you will be able to submit additional reservation requests for a different pet for a future curbside adoption appointment.For the welfare of the pet, agree to cancel your appointment immediately should you not be able to make it. IMPORTANT NOTES:Only one reservation is allowed per applicant.If an animal's stage is showing as reserved, they already have a reservation set up with their adoptive family and are not available for adoption. If this reservation falls through for any reason, the animal will be changed back to available. All changes to reservations are updated in real time. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN SAVING A LIFEThe rise of the no-kill movement over the past decade has been one of the most significant trends within animal protection. For millions of dogs and cats, it has been the difference between life and death. Wright-Way Rescue's mission is a little different than most. We focus a significant portion of our efforts on saving pets throughout RURAL AMERICA. It is in these extremely remote locations that help and hope for homeless pets is still at a minimum. Oftentimes our shelter is their only chance of being accepted into an adoption program and receiving the care they need. Wright-Way Rescue adopts more dogs into homes per year than any other shelter in IL. We do so on approximately 10% of the budget of similarly sized operations. Each dollar donated is stretched to the max to provide aid to homeless pets and support the rural communities we partner with. We know that helping to create compassionate communities where resources are generally lacking is key to leading the US to become a country who no longer kills pets simply because they do not have a home. Thank you for considering adoption through Wright-Way Rescue, a NO-KILL animal rescue. If you have any questions or concerns throughout your adoption experience, do not hesitate to contact our organization. Sincerely,Wright-Way Rescue
We'll also keep you updated on Link's adoption status with email updates.
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Link

Rottweiler Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Adult
Morton Grove, IL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Say hello to...Baja! Baja is a very good-natured, high-energy and loving pup!THE FIRST STEP IN OUR ADOPTION PROCESS:1. FILL OUT AN ONLINE APPLICATION at http://www.wright-wayrescue.orgOnce you receive your approval email from us, it will be full of information on how to submit a reservation request form to reserve your new best friend! Please note that due to high volumes, application approvals are taking up to 10 days. If you are already an approved applicant and did not receive a link to our new reservation request form, please email us at rescue@wright-wayrescue.org. HOW TO ADOPT FROM WRIGHT-WAY RESCUE DURING COVID-19:1. CURBSIDE ADOPTION PICK-UP APPOINTMENTS:Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, we are not able to conduct meet and greets at this time. We are only offering scheduled curbside adoption appointments for adopters that have a rescue pet reserved. Please read more about our curbside adoption pick-up appointments below.CURBSIDE ADOPTION PICK-UP:When you arrive at our shelter for your appointment:1. Park and stay in your vehicle.2. A staff member will come out to your vehicle and check your reservation letter to see which animal you are there for. 3. Next, you will be provided with the adoption contract to complete and given the opportunity to purchase supplies from our retail store.4. Our staff will then help you complete the adoption process and bring your new rescue animal out to you! A curbside adoption pick-up appointment is most appropriate for adopters who:Are serious about adoption. When we reserve a pet for you, it is taken off the list of available animals and will be waiting to meet you.Are ready for adoption. The pet you reserve will be ready to leave with you the day of your curbside adoption appointment.Are happy with the known facts we can tell you in advance IE color, sex, coat type, etc.All family members are in agreement and excited to proceed.Understand that while the reservation process is for those serious about a specific pet, it is not a requirement to adopt that pet. If the reserved pet is not a good match, you will be able to submit additional reservation requests for a different pet for a future curbside adoption appointment.For the welfare of the pet, agree to cancel your appointment immediately should you not be able to make it. IMPORTANT NOTES:Only one reservation is allowed per applicant.If an animal's stage is showing as reserved, they already have a reservation set up with their adoptive family and are not available for adoption. If this reservation falls through for any reason, the animal will be changed back to available. All changes to reservations are updated in real time. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN SAVING A LIFEThe rise of the no-kill movement over the past decade has been one of the most significant trends within animal protection. For millions of dogs and cats, it has been the difference between life and death. Wright-Way Rescue's mission is a little different than most. We focus a significant portion of our efforts on saving pets throughout RURAL AMERICA. It is in these extremely remote locations that help and hope for homeless pets is still at a minimum. Oftentimes our shelter is their only chance of being accepted into an adoption program and receiving the care they need. Wright-Way Rescue adopts more dogs into homes per year than any other shelter in IL. We do so on approximately 10% of the budget of similarly sized operations. Each dollar donated is stretched to the max to provide aid to homeless pets and support the rural communities we partner with. We know that helping to create compassionate communities where resources are generally lacking is key to leading the US to become a country who no longer kills pets simply because they do not have a home. Thank you for considering adoption through Wright-Way Rescue, a NO-KILL animal rescue. If you have any questions or concerns throughout your adoption experience, do not hesitate to contact our organization. Sincerely,Wright-Way Rescue
We'll also keep you updated on Henry's adoption status with email updates.
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Henry

Labrador Retriever Boxer

Male, Adult
Morton Grove, IL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Say hello to Henry! Affectionately known to our staff as Henry Honey Bun, this cutie is super sweet and eager to find his furever home. Henry loves to be around people. He is friendly and playful with our staff, but Henry can be a little dog selective. He would need to meet with any potential doggy sibling to try to ensure they are a good match for each other. Henry would do well in a home with no small animals. He is a strong pup who would love to have a yard to run and play in! He is SO smart and would thrive with a handler who is able to continue his training. Please help him find the home he deserves! Henry's Story:Wright-Way Rescue's Lifetime Commitment ~ Henry! He found his way back to us when his previous adopters realized they could not provide him with the time and home they felt he deserved. He's still looking for that family to call his own!He is:* Known as "Henry-Honeybun by our staff, for his sweet disposition!* Great in either doggy play-groups- or with doggy-siblings that are calm and large in size like him!* Highly trainable and eager to learn more* Good with his leash manners, he's a good boy* A happy and friendly pup who loves people!Some of Henry's cutest traits are; His silly, goofy smile and how he loves attention!------------------------------------------------THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN SAVING A LIFE!Volunteers and staff are excited to assist you in the adoption process! Contact us at rescue@wright-wayrescue.org or call us today at (847) 728-5434. THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO ADOPT FROM WRIGHT-WAY RESCUE:OPTION ONE: RESERVE A PET IN ADVANCE by filling out an online application at https://wright-wayrescue.org/adoption-application-page- Our typical turnaround time for applications is within 48 hours.- An email will be sent to you once your application is approved. This email will include instructions on how to proceed with our reservation process. - Please note: The location listed in an animal's profile does not indicate where the animal is available for adoption. Almost all of our adoptions are carried out at our Morton Grove facility.OPTION TWO: COME INTO THE ADOPTION CENTER AND MEET THEM ALL! The adoption center is located at 5915 W Lincoln Ave in Morton Grove, IL 60053. It is open Thursday & Friday, 4 pm-8 pm and Saturday & Sunday, 11 am-5 pm. If you want to learn more about our mission, please read here: https://wright-wayrescue.org/our-mission.
We'll also keep you updated on Scout's adoption status with email updates.
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Scout

Labrador Retriever American Staffordshire Terrier

Male, Adult
Morton Grove, IL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Scout! This beautiful boy is currently looking for his forever home! Scout loves people and children! Because Scout wants all your love to himself, he would do best as the only fur kid in the house! Scout doesn't mind playing with other dogs outside of his house and on play dates but because he loves his home so much, he wants to be the center of attention! Scout has been through training, is housebroken, knows sit, down, paw, come, and loves to go on walks and play with his family. He would love a yard to run and play in (fenced) and a family who will spoil him with endless belly rubs and treats. He loves to snuggle up and sleep with children and wants nothing more than to be the best boy to his family!THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN SAVING A LIFE!Volunteers and staff are excited to assist you in the adoption process! Contact us at rescue@wright-wayrescue.org or call us today at (847) 728-5434. THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO ADOPT FROM WRIGHT-WAY RESCUE:OPTION ONE: RESERVE A PET IN ADVANCE by filling out an online application at https://wright-wayrescue.org/adoption-application-page- Our typical turnaround time for applications is within 48 hours.- An email will be sent to you once your application is approved. This email will include instructions on how to proceed with our reservation process. - Please note: The location listed in an animal's profile does not indicate where the animal is available for adoption. Almost all of our adoptions are carried out at our Morton Grove facility.OPTION TWO: COME INTO THE ADOPTION CENTER AND MEET THEM ALL! The adoption center is located at 5915 W Lincoln Ave in Morton Grove, IL 60053. It is open Thursday & Friday, 4 pm-8 pm and Saturday & Sunday, 11 am-5 pm. If you want to learn more about our mission, please read here: https://wright-wayrescue.org/our-mission.
We'll also keep you updated on Imelda's adoption status with email updates.
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Imelda

American Pit Bull Terrier Shepherd (Unknown Type)

Female, Adult
Morton Grove, IL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN SAVING A LIFE!Volunteers and staff are excited to assist you in the adoption process! Contact us at rescue@wright-wayrescue.org or call us today at (847) 728-5434. THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO ADOPT FROM WRIGHT-WAY RESCUE:OPTION ONE: RESERVE A PET IN ADVANCE by filling out an online application at https://wright-wayrescue.org/adoption-application-page- Our typical turnaround time for applications is within 48 hours.- An email will be sent to you once your application is approved. This email will include instructions on how to proceed with our reservation process. - Please note: The location listed in an animal's profile does not indicate where the animal is available for adoption. Almost all of our adoptions are carried out at our Morton Grove facility.OPTION TWO: COME INTO THE ADOPTION CENTER AND MEET THEM ALL! The adoption center is located at 5915 W Lincoln Ave in Morton Grove, IL 60053. It is open Thursday & Friday, 4 pm-8 pm and Saturday & Sunday, 11 am-5 pm. If you want to learn more about our mission, please read here: https://wright-wayrescue.org/our-mission.

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Dog shelters and rescues in Glenview, Illinois

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Blackdog All Breed Dog Rescue

PO Box 2743, Glenview, IL 60025

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High Tails Animal Rescue, NFP

P.O. Box 2205, Glenview, IL 60025

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Hooves and Hounds Rescue and Rehab Sanctuary IL

Glenview, IL 60025

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Border Tails Rescue

2975 Milwaukee Ave, Northbrook, IL 60062

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Wright-Way Rescue

5915 Lincoln Ave, Morton Grove, IL 60053

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Final Farewell's Last Chance Program

6321 Dempster Street, Morton Grove, IL 60053

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Plumbers for Puppies

975 Rand Road, Des Plaines, IL 60016

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Soi Dog Foundation - ORD transport

Chicago, IL 60022

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Home to Home Dog Rescue

POBX 884, Wilmette, IL 60091

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A and S Rescue Satellite

Wilmette, IL 60091

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