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    Greater Chicago Ferret Association

    4.4 (5 reviews)

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    I had a very beautiful experience with wagon tails they were so nice and so kind and so helpful…read morethat I really appreciated I wish all the dog services that are out there like the one on Western were like this the woman really helped me out and I thank her very much thank you

    During my visit, I was treated in a beyond unprofessional manner by one of the security guards at…read morethe facility. The interaction made me feel unwelcomed. After multiple remarks were made, the security guard then expressed frustration that I had not called ahead, even though I had made multiple unsuccessful attempts to contact the shelter by phone beforehand. I brought in a stray kitten hoping to receive guidance and support from the facility. What disturbed me most was a comment: when discussing the kitten's condition, the security guard stated that the cone would not be necessary because the kitten would be euthanized due to being found with a prolapsed rectum. I found this comment extremely insensitive and upsetting, especially considering the vulnerable and emotional nature of the situation. Despite being there for a matter involving a hurt animal seeking support. I was under the impression The Department of Animal Welfare, Care & Control states that it is dedicated to protecting the well-being of both animals and residents while promoting humane and responsible treatment. Unfortunately, my experience did not reflect those values. The manner They spoke to and approached me was unnecessary and disrespectful. After looking further into the matter, I also noticed multiple public reviews from others describing similar experiences. One review left by Natalie Flores approximately three months ago stated that a security guard and another worker were overheard speaking negatively about residents and making comments about "how dumb residents are and their lack of brain cells." Reading that, alongside my own experience, was extremely concerning and disheartening. As a young resident in the community, seeing residents and visitors being treated poorly in a place that is supposed to provide care, compassion, and support is honestly hurtful.

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    West Suburban Humane Society

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    I adopted my boy Roscoe from here a little over a month ago and had a great experience. He reminds…read moreme of my childhood dog so when I saw his photo I immediately applied. Within the next ~30 minutes, I received a response from WSHS telling me my application was approved and they would put Roscoe on a hold for me so I could come meet him! No one would get to adopt him until I had the chance to meet him first, which was amazing news since I couldn't get there same-day before their closing hours. The next day I planned the trip out there (a bit of a trek if you live in Chicago, but so worth it) and took my new best friend home! It was a seamless process, they gave us a free toy to pick out and take home as well as thorough medical records, background, and other supplies! I'm so happy with how seamless and quick everything was here!

    They have a survey questionnaire for interested adapters. However, the wording in the questionnaire…read moreis very questionably worded so to speak. It asks what options for clawing are you interested in? I took this to mean these were the options that they had available for adoption, but really it was a trick question meant to completely deny your application. So for any future would be adapters this location will immediately deny your application if you check any of the declawing options. I want to reiterate that I don't declaw my cats and never have, but I have adopted cats that were declawed by previous owners as well as cats that have never been declawed. To anyone who makes it this far and is still looking to adopt a cat or any pet, I suggest that you go to the city Pound. They are far more invested in getting those pets a home because the ones that don't find a home will be euthanized.

    Greater Chicago Ferret Association - animalshelters - Updated June 2026

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