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We'll also keep you updated on Bluu's adoption status with email updates.
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Bluu

American Pit Bull Terrier Boxer

Female, Young
Richton Park, IL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter,
Story
Really needs a caring family to look after her. I’m just no longer Able to keep her where I’m living anymore and need have no one to tae her in.
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Lana

Pitsky

Female, Young
Park Forest, IL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Lana was rescued in Chicago about 4 years ago. She is a good dog, she just needs someone that will play with her.
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Pickles

Chihuahua

Female, Adult
Frankfort, IL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
FOSTERED IN: Oak Forest, IL 60452 ESTIMATED DOB: 2017 WEIGHT: 8 lbs KIDS: Visitors Only DOGS: Yes, Calm Only CATS: Unknown HISTORY: Pickles came to us from an Animal Control Facility. ABOUT: Pickles is a special little girl who will need a very special adopter who is willing to manage her heart condition. (See more below) Pickles is such a sweet little girl. She can be a little apprehensive of new people at first but after a few moments she wants everyone to give her love and attention. Pickles has a special affinity for men! Pickles will bring love and joy to any home that adopts her. Pickles is housetrained, does well in the car, and walks well on leash. She is generally very quiet and only barks at normal dog things like the doorbell or an unusual/loud noise. She is crated in her foster home and does very well. She actually spent most of her time in her crate the first few days, so she does appreciate having a safe place to call her own. Her foster home said she is such a good, easy dog. Her foster said it is hard to remember she is sick because she is so happy and full of life. Pickles does well with other dogs, but can only be placed with calm dogs who will not encourage excessive activity from her. We also think Pickles will be best served in a calm, adult-only home due to her medical needs and restrictions. She will likely be fine with gentle child visitors. Pickles has a congenital disease called Reverse Shunting Patent Ductus Arteriosus. Her life expectancy was listed as 1-24 months on her cardiology report, but because she responded to the medication well, we are hopeful she will have a longer life span. Her foster home said the medication made a noticeable difference. Pickles is already quite the survivor at 6 years old! Her cardiology report states that ⅔ of dogs with her condition do not survive past 1 year. Pickles will need an adopter committed to her medication regimen as she receives 5 different medications. The cost of her medications is approximately $80-90/month. Her food also needs to be specific due to elevated kidney levels. She is currently doing well on Purina Pro Plan dry. Pickles is also to remain on an exercise restricted life, she should avoid heavy activity, a lot of excitement, and temperature extremes. Her adopter will need to expect to keep up with regular veterinary visits including potential future cardiology appointments if/as needed. Pickles is not spayed, and cannot be safely sedated for the surgery. Her heat cycles will need to be carefully managed. If you think you have the room in your heart and home for this special-needs girl, more information on our adoption process and our adoption application can be found at www.luluslockerrescue.org.
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Little Bo Peep

Great Pyrenees Anatolian Shepherd

Female, Adult
Frankfort, IL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Little Bo Peep, she’s 3 years old, good at her job of guarding her flocks and is great with everyone in her household (cats, dogs, chickens, geese, ducks, goats and horses) but is growing intolerant of the neighborhood dogs who are fence-line running and causing her to become aggressive towards them. She needs a home without this situation or with a solid fence (where she can’t see through the fence so no chain link, post and rail or open bar fence). She’s shy around strangers but loves her family and friends.
We'll also keep you updated on Ash's adoption status with email updates.
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Ash

Bichon Frise Poodle (Miniature)

Male, 9 yrs
Frankfort, IL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
FOSTERED IN: Chicago, IL 60625 ESTIMATED DOB: 2016 WEIGHT: 16 lbs KIDS: Likely DOGS: Yes CATS:Unknown HISTORY: Ash came to us from a Suburban Animal Control facility where he was brought as a stray. ABOUT: Ash is a sweet, well behaved, calm, snuggly boy. He absolutely LOVES attention and hopes to find a home who likes to spend a good amount of time just sharing pets on the couch. Ash is a great mix of affectionate without being pesty. He won’t get into your lap, but he is happy to have you put him there. Somewhere along the line Ash learned a super cute trick - he will sit up on his back legs and do “party paws” to get your attention. It works 100% of the time. You cannot see his party paws and NOT pet him. It’s purely impossible, don’t even try to resist. How does Ash feel about getting adopted: Ash loves you so much (it doesn’t matter that he doesn’t know you yet) and also, can he sleep in bed? Ash is not a high energy dog, but he is also not a bump on a log. He enjoys walks on leash -the first half a block he needs to stop and sniff everything, but then he gets going a little more after that. Around the house Ash will follow you everywhere, so much that you do need to keep an eye out as he has a tendency to get under your feet and get stepped on quite a bit. If you leave the bathroom door open while you shower he is probably going to nap on the mat or peek around the curtain at you. He will occasionally pick up a toy, but without any teeth they probably aren’t as much fun anymore. (Ash had his few remaining teeth pulled, and he feels so much better now!) In addition to having no teeth, Ash also doesn’t have much hearing. We figured this out because he can sleep through almost anything, but he is not 100% deaf. He’s the dog who will hear something and then run to the wrong door because he can’t locate the sound. You also can’t yell at him if he is being naughty because he can’t hear you - and that isn’t even a line! His fosters haven’t found it to be much of an issue as he is always with you and always watching. It’s hard to remember that he is hard of hearing most of the time. Ash was probably a troublemaker in his younger days, but now that he is older all that remains is some silly habits that will be sure to give you some laughs on occasion. He has an affinity for stinky things, like his foster dad’s sweaty work hat and shoes. He has no teeth so he can only lick and gum them a bit, but he still works hard to get them. He is also eternally nosy and curious if you open a door, he is going to check it out - even if it is just the kitchen cabinet. You never know what you might find. Even though he isn’t a puppy, we still wouldn’t trust him near an uncovered trash can or your sandwich on the coffee table. Some mischief you never get too old to try. Ash is currently being fostered with a large and small breed dog. He has done really well with them since day one. He doesn’t ever choose to curl up and sleep with either of them, but he doesn’t avoid them in any way. Ash would do fine with other dogs, but he would also do great as an only - and would probably love being the center of attention. Every once in a while he’ll tell the other dogs to back off if he is getting special attention like sitting on someone’s lap. He also will occasionally try to initiate play, but the other two dogs have minimal interest. The small dog will occasionally humor him for a few zooms. The large dog has been picked on by too many small dogs and thinks it is a trap so he usually walks away. Ash also has a habit of trying to initiate play with the big dog when he is laying on the floor sleeping and then is confused when he isn’t interested. We expect Ash would be tolerant of respectful children, especially ones with gentle pets. We don’t have any experience with him meeting any cats to know how he feels about them. Ash is not crated while his foster parents are at work and has never caused any mischief except the occasional accident. Ash is fairly well housetrained, but he does sometimes take a while to find a good spot. If you don’t let him find it outside, he will eventually find it inside. He will do his best if he is given enough time outside, and frequent trips if he hasn’t gone. Ash likes company when he goes outside to potty, so you should anticipate going with him if you have a fenced yard. He doesn’t pee on things in the house for recreation. Ash won’t ask to go outside but he typically gets the zoomies when he needs to go. He does seem to have a preference to go #2 on hard surfaces instead of grass. Ash’s foster home always separates the dogs to eat, and his spot is in the bathroom. He typically will immediately do a #2 in the bathroom on the tile.Which his fosters haven’t found that inconvenient. You toss it in the toilet, and wipe the floor with a sanitizing wipe. Ash currently takes one 3.6mg Apoquel tablet daily - for allergies, and is on Purina Prescription UR diet. Ash was put on this food at the shelter, but we are not 100% sure why. They put him on it after 2 urinary tract infections. We have not detected any stones nor other urinary issues so we are attempting to transition him to regular dog food. If any urinary issues occur he should be returned to UR food. We guess Ash is between 8-10 years old and his curly tail tells us he is probably a Bichon Frise. We listed him as a Bichon and Poodle mix to appeal to people who are just looking for a curly coated white dog. More information and our adoption application can be found at www.luluslockerrescue.org.
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Brisket

American Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 2 yrs 6 mos
Matteson, IL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats,
Story
- I am a sweet boy! I love the staff and volunteers. - I love walks. - I am dog-social! - I would do best in an adult-only home.- I am a part of the Long Stay Program! Learn more here: https://southsuburbanhumane.org/long-stay-program

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Dog shelters and rescues in Monee, Illinois

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Chicagoland Bully Breed Rescue

P.O. Box 5285, chicago, IL 60680

Pet Types: dogs, reptiles

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Midwest Akita Rescue Society

Chicago, IL 60631

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Animal Adoption

P.O. Box 2104, Chicago, IL 60690

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Recycled Rotts Inc

PO Box 1082, Oswego, IL 60543

Pet Types: dogs

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Animal Medical Center

21695 Torrence Avenue, Sauk Village, IL 60411

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Cairn Rescue USA- Central

Chicago, IL 60645

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German Shepherd Rescue Inc.

Chicago, IL 60606

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Havanese Angel League Organization

Chicago, IL 60606

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Love for Lolo Animal Rescue and Shelter

Richton Park, IL 60430

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Chicagoland Purebred Rescue and Referral

Crown Point, IN 46307

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