Events

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.

The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Dog Wellness Fairs provide free canine veterinary services throughout Chicago thanks to the generous support of the Caerus and PetSmart Charities foundations.

The Anti-Cruelty Society distributes pet food to Chicago neighborhoods through this innovative program that goes to the heart of the community to help keep pets and people together.

Your next step in our foster process is to schedule your virtual Foster Orientation. At the Foster Orientation you'll learn more about the foster selection, pick-up and drop-off process while learning key care tips regarding health and behavior. We are going to be holding these sessions online via Zoom. We will email you with instructions before the orientation. Thank you.

The Neonatal Kitten training is a virtual class for Anti-Cruelty Society fosters who are interested in learning more about neonatal kittens. Neonatal kittens, also known as "bottle babies", need around the clock care. They'll need help staying warm, eating, and even going to the bathroom! Feel free to contact the Foster Team with any questions.

Are you looking for a way for your family to get involved in our community of caring? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you! The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Kids Who Care program offers families an opportunity to engage in our work while providing valuable education to kids and adults alike!

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.

Join us for Busy Fingers, our monthly sewing and crafting club! All skill levels are welcome to join as we make enrichment for our shelters animals in need. Those interested in sewing may use our sewing machines and supplies.

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.

The Anti-Cruelty Society distributes pet food to Chicago neighborhoods through this innovative program that goes to the heart of the community to help keep pets and people together.

The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Dog Wellness Fairs provide free canine veterinary services throughout Chicago thanks to the generous support of the Caerus and PetSmart Charities foundations. Masks are mandatory for humans and leashed are required for dogs.

Save the date for Pour Your Heart Out, Thursday, September 22, 2022
 6 p.m.–9 p.m. at  Joe’s on Weed Street
, 940 W. Weed St., Chicago

Are you looking for a way for your family to get involved in our community of caring? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you! The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Kids Who Care program offers families an opportunity to engage in our work while providing valuable education to kids and adults alike!

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.

Join us for Busy Fingers, our monthly sewing and crafting club! All skill levels are welcome to join as we make enrichment for our shelters animals in need. Those interested in sewing may use our sewing machines and supplies.

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.

The Anti-Cruelty Society distributes pet food to Chicago neighborhoods through this innovative program that goes to the heart of the community to help keep pets and people together.

The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Dog Wellness Fairs provide free canine veterinary services throughout Chicago thanks to the generous support of the Caerus and PetSmart Charities foundations.

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.

Are you looking for a way for your family to get involved in our community of caring? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you! The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Kids Who Care program offers families an opportunity to engage in our work while providing valuable education to kids and adults alike!

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.

Join us for Busy Fingers, our monthly sewing and crafting club! All skill levels are welcome to join as we make enrichment for our shelters animals in need. Those interested in sewing may use our sewing machines and supplies.

The Anti-Cruelty Society distributes pet food to Chicago neighborhoods through this innovative program that goes to the heart of the community to help keep pets and people together.

Are you looking for a way for your family to get involved in our community of caring? If so, we have the perfect opportunity for you! The Anti-Cruelty Society’s Kids Who Care program offers families an opportunity to engage in our work while providing valuable education to kids and adults alike!

It is normal to feel grief and mourn the loss of your beloved pet. To most pet owners, the pet is considered a member of the family. There are several stages of grief (denial, anger or guilt, bargaining, depression, and acceptance), but not everyone experiences all of them or in the same order.