PAWS Chicago celebrated its 3rd annual Giving Day on Thursday. The summer fundraiser is critical because the warmer weather brings in not only puppies and kittens who need homes, but also at-risk, injured and sick homeless pets.
PAWS Chicago celebrated its 3rd annual Giving Day on Thursday.The summer fundraiser is critical because the warmer weather brings in not only puppies and kittens who need homes, but also at-risk, injured and sick homeless pets.PAWS has expanded its partnership with Chicago Animal Care and Control to manage overcrowding, which is why three times a month we profile our PAWS medical pets who, through the miracle work of this organization, are getting a second chance at life.
Sunny the pup was also an emergency case.He came from Chicago Animal Care and Control. Sunny had reportedly been purchased from a flea market as an 8-week-old puppy and was very sick.Doctors quickly determined that he was actually only two weeks old and should never have been separated from his mother.He's what they call a neonate or bottle baby, who requires round-the-clock syringe and bottle feedings.
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