Adopt Me: Freddy is Looking for a Home

Meet Freddy and other adoptables at the Oswego Animal Hospital.

Freddy is a male short hair kitten born April 9, 2012. You can learn more about Freddy from the Help Save Pets video that accompanies this article. And you can meet Freddy and other great pets at the Oswego Animal Hospital, 1280 Route 34, Oswego, 630-499-8820.   Available pets can also be viewed at www.helpsavepets.org. Adoption donations range from $29 to $399 for cats and dogs and include spay or neuter surgery, rabies vaccine, first distemper vaccine, fecal test, first de-worming, heartworm test (if applicable), canine bordetella, feline leukemia test (if applicable), and a microchip identification implant.

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Adopt Me: Can You Resist that Cute Little Face?

Calhoun and other adoptables are available at the Oswego Animal Hospital.

Calhoun is a male Retriever mix puppy born June 15, 2012. You can learn more about Calhoun from the Help Save Pets video that accompanies this article. And you can meet Calhoun and other great pets at the Oswego Animal Hospital, 1280 Route 34, Oswego, 630-499-8820.   Available pets can also be viewed at www.helpsavepets.org. Adoption donations range from $29 to $399 for cats and dogs and include spay or neuter surgery, rabies vaccine, first distemper vaccine, fecal test, first de-worming, heartworm test (if applicable), canine bordetella, feline leukemia test (if applicable), and a microchip identification implant

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Adopt Me: Drusilla is on a Journey to Find Her New Home

Drusilla and other pets are up for adoption through Help Save Pets.

Drusilla is a female Border Collie mix born April 15, 2012. Drusilla very bravely made the trip from a kill shelter in southern Indiana to Help Save Pets in Oswego, where she's safe and has a chance at a new home. She's waiting for that special person to take her home and raise her to be a wonderful companion. You can learn more about Drusilla from the Help Save Pets video that accompanies this article. And you can meet Drusilla and other great pets at the Oswego Animal Hospital, 1280 Route 34, Oswego, 630-499-8820. Available pets can also be viewed at www.helpsavepets.org. Adoption donations range from $29 to $399 for cats and dogs and include spay or neuter surgery, rabies vaccine, first distemper vaccine, fecal test, first de-worming, …

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Adopt Me: Curtis in Need of a New Home

This lovable pooch is available for Adoption at Oswego Animal Hospital

Curtis is a 3 year old male Terrier mix. This poor guy has been with us a while and in order to get him a home, his adoption donation is only $29. Curtis was rescued from a pound in Tennessee which euthanizes animals after a certain amount of time. He’s now safe with us and looking for a new home. Come meet Curtis and other great pets at the NEW Oswego Animal Hospital.    Our animals are housed at the OswegoAnimal Hospital (630-499-8820). We’re in our new location at 1280 Route 34 in Oswego. Available pets can also be viewed at www.helpsavepets.org.  Adoption donations range from $29 to $399 for cats and dogs and all include spay or neuter, rabies vaccine, first distemper vaccine, fecal test, first worming, heartworm test (if applicable),…

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Adopt Me: The Leftovers

These three male kittens are the last of their litters to be adopted from Kendall County Animal Control.

Sunfire, Rome and Clark Kent are 3-month-old kittens waiting to be adopted at Kendall County Animal Control. The shelter also has a handful of 2-month-old kittens ready for adoption. For more information, call Animal Control at 630-553-9256.

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Adopt Me: Oliver Seeks Adventure

The pit bull terrier is ready for a forever home.

Meet Oliver. He's a pit bull terrier at Kendall County Animal Control who is looking for a permanent home. He's between one and two years old with plenty of puppy energy and the itch to explore. For information on adopting him or another pet, call Kendall County Animal Control at 630-553-9256.

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Adopt Me: Dino Needs a New Home

In dinosaur language, "rawr" means I love you.

Big paws mean a big heart. Dino is a very cute Lab/St. Bernard mix puppy born March 22, 2012. He has a St. Bernard look, but is not believed to grow as large as a purebred St. Bernard. He’s a nice boy that was rescued from a pound in southern Indiana. Come meet Dino and other great pets at the NEW Oswego Animal Hospital. Our animals are housed at the Oswego Animal Hospital (630-499-8820). We’re in our new location at 1280 Route 34 in Oswego . Available pets can also be viewed at www.helpsavepets.org.  Adoption donations range from $29 to $399 for cats and dogs and all include spay or neuter, rabies vaccine, first distemper vaccine, fecal test, first worming, heartworm test (if applicable), canine bordetella, feline leukemia test (if …

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Adopt Me: Sophie and Superman

One cat is missing an eye; the other is missing a leg. Both are ready for loving homes.

Sophie and Superman are two cats who came into Kendall County Animal Control needing some veterinary attention. Sophie had surgery on her left back leg and had to have her right eye removed due to injuries sustained in a car accident. She is ready for a new home, but she sometimes startles easily because her peripheral vision is impaired so she doesn't notice others approaching her. She's about a year old and has been spayed. Superman had in infected bite wound that was serious enough for the veterinarian to remove one of his rear legs. He's about 3 or 3.5 months old, though, and full of kitten playfulness and affection. For information on either animal, call animal control at 630-553-9256.

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Jillian Duchnowski

2:36 pm on Friday, August 3, 2012

I'll admit I was tempted to bring both of them home with me. BlackJack (a cockapoo) would have voiced a strong opinion against it, though.   more ›

Adopt Me: Montana Yearns to Roam Free

This adorable miniature pinscher is ready for adoption now at the Kendall County Animal Control Shelter in Yorkville.

Meet Montana, a seven-year-old miniature pinscher looking for someone to take her home. Montana has been at the Kendall County Animal Control Shelter in Yorkville for about a month, according to Warden Anna Payton. And like most mini-pinschers, she said, she has a “big dog attitude in a little dog’s body.” But she’s very friendly, does well with kids and other animals, and would be a good addition to any home, Payton said. Montana is housebroken, but she has bladder stones, which cause her to urinate frequently. She’s currently receiving treatment in the form of antibiotics and a special diet. If you’re interested in adopting Montana, or any of the other animals at the shelter, call Kendall County Animal Control at 630-553-9256.

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Adopt Me: Abby Cadabby is a Magical Pup

This week's dog is a six-year-old Lab/Shepherd mix who would be a fun addition to any family.

  Before you ask, yes, this week’s pet is named after the Muppet on Sesame Street, according to Kendall County Animal Control Warden Anna Payton. But Abby Cadabby has a certain magic all her own. She’s a six-year-old Lab/Shepherd mix, and has been at the Kendall County shelter in Yorkville since the end of May, when her owner brought her in. Abby is sweet and laid-back, Payton said, and is spayed, microchipped and up to date on all her shots. She’s also a pretty big dog – she weighs about 67 pounds, and has lost seven since coming to the shelter and being placed on a diet. She could stand to lose a few more, Payton said, so if you’re looking for a weight loss buddy, Abby would be perfect. For information on adopting Abby, or any of the …

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