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Evanston Animal Shelter and Adoption Center
2310 Oakton Street
Evanston, IL 60202

 

Adoptions or shelter-related inquires:

(847) 866-5082 or EASadoptions@gmail.com

Animal Control:

311 or (847) 448-4311

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Adoptions & General Inquiries: EASadoptions@gmail.com
Volunteering: EASvolunteering@gmail.com
Junior Volunteers: youthprogramsEASA@gmail.com
Fundraising: EASAfundraising@gmail.com

 
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  • If Smylie was able to give side eye, this would be it 😒😂 This special boy is part of our Brewery crew but he needs an equally special person to commit to loving him for a lifetime. Smylie was born with open eye lids, which is not how puppies normally come out of the womb. We knew he’d grow up to have eye issues and that was confirmed a couple of weeks ago at the vet. Our Smylie boy is completely blind in one eye and mostly blind in the other. On top of that, his eye lids and lashes are growing inward causing irritation and infection. We’re keeping up with eye drops until he is old enough for surgery where he’ll likely need both eyes removed-we know, how awful, right? But it’s what’s best for our kiddo and so that’s what we’ll do. We’re looking for a home with a very social and patient dog or preferably a home with blind dog experience. We have about four weeks to find them as he’s still a bit too young! In the meantime, Smylie has no idea he’s any different than his siblings and plays happily with everyone 😭😍 We have some amazing followers so we know we can find the right home! Can you help us? Share this post, tag friends, we can do it! Email easadoptions@gmail.com or fill out an app here: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/EVAS/Dog #EASadoptables #adoptdontshop @smyliebros
  • A Message to Evanston Residents We are hearing from many of you, especially those who live alone with a limited support system, that you are worried about what would happen to your pets if you become too ill to care for them or if you were hospitalized. The most important thing you can do right now is Make a Plan. 1) Now is the perfect time to have a conversation with your family and friends and determine who might care for your animals in the event you are unable to. If not a neighbor or family member, maybe there is a groomer or a pet sitter or boarding facility you have used before. You should confirm they are willing and able to care for your pet and have two potential caregivers, a primary and a backup. Make sure they know you are counting on them. 2) If you have no other options, the Evanston Animal Shelter is here to help. Because of the outpouring of support from the community we have a large number of people ready and willing to provide a foster home for companion animals until this emergency passes. If you become too sick to care for your pets we will take them into our custodial program and provide the care they need, free of charge, until you are back on your feet. Once you are well, your four-legged family members will be returned to you. To be prepared in advance with the information we need, please complete the Custodial Application online. When the application is received we will send you an email with more details about custodial care. Completing this application doesn’t mean you need help for your pets right now – it just gives us the information we will need in case that occurs. 3) Everyone who has a pet should prepare a pet supply kit. If possible it should include: a. Name and contact information for the person who can care for your pets b. Food, treats, leash for dogs or cat carrier for cats, a couple of toys, and other necessary supplies c. Vaccination records (or at a minimum the name of the vet who could provide that information) [CONTINUED IN COMMENTS]
  • Clementine is loving all the attention she’s getting in her foster home! This sweet girl came to us as an emaciated stray, and look at her now - happy and healthy. 😍 Fostering for us? Have any #EASalumni in your home? Tag us in your pet pics! 🐾 #EAS #evanston #chicago #morethanashelter #adoptdontshop
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