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Alive Rescue

Chicago, IL

ALIVE Rescue is an animal rescue that protects the lives and the welfare of animals. We believe every animal has the right to a well-balanced, socialized and fulfilled life. We take on the responsibility to save, rehabilitate and place abandoned, abused and stray animals. ...

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Alive Rescue

Chicago, IL

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ALIVE Rescue is an animal rescue that protects the lives and the welfare of animals. We believe every animal has the right to a well-balanced, socialized and fulfilled life.

We take on the responsibility to save, rehabilitate and place abandoned, abused and stray animals. We provide medical, behavioral and physical support for animals despite their age, health and/or breed. ALIVE Rescue promotes sustainable living and care-giving within our communities by building awareness, appreciation and respect for all animals and the environment.

Earlier this year, ALIVE Rescue opened its new Adoption Center in Chicago. Before year-end, ALIVE will break ground on a new 4,800 square foot facility in Salem Lakes, Wisconsin - "The Big Barn."

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