Anti-Cruelty Society of Chicago

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The Anti-Cruelty Society of Chicago assists more than 50,000 pets and owners every year as Chicago’s biggest and oldest humane society.

The Bucktown neighborhood was alive with all breeds barking on this sunny Sunday afternoon at the Red Door Kitchen and Bar. Dozens of dog owners and their furry four-legged best friends gathered for a wonderful fundraiser: the Anti-Cruelty Society’s Bark-B-Que party.

Culinary Chef Troy Graves provided delicious hors d’oeuvres while Paradise 4 Paws provided canine pawdicures and comforting massages. The ambiance here was very friendly, relaxed, funny, and lent itself to a generous atmosphere where no one minded buying raffle tickets to support a remarkable organization. Sponsored by Chicago Veterinary Emergency Center and High Hopes Dog Treats, the event was a convincing success at raising awareness and much-needed funds to the Anti-Cruelty Society.

Upcoming events include an educational open house on September 15th, highlighted by a bake sale which leads to “Cupcake Day” celebrated the next day, giving the dog enthusiasts community a chance to support the Anti-Cruelty Society by purchasing or baking cupcakes, cookies, etc. Followed by an adoption day event at the Anthropologie store (1548 N. Fremont) on September 20th.  Keep your calendars open for the Anti-Cruelty Society’s “It’s Raining Cats and Dogs” party on October 24th which promises to be a spectacular party at Galleria Marchetti.

With terrific support like this, tails should wagging for years to come!!

What the Anti-Cruelty Societyof Chicago Does:

From pet adoptions to low cost spay and neuter services to humane education, cruelty investigations and rescue, The Anti-Cruelty Society works to raise awareness about the needs of animals. We provide rehabilitation and treatment as well as classes and programs from pet loss to pet first aid, not to mention a free behavior helpline to provide access to information about pet care. As a community of caring, we promote responsible pet ownership and work together to help animals find peace, comfort and happiness.

 

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