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Winter 2010 - PAWS Chicago

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Q<br />

<strong>PAWS</strong> <strong>Chicago</strong> in<br />

uotes<br />

‘‘<br />

favorite charity is<br />

<strong>PAWS</strong> (Pets Are Worth Saving)<br />

‘‘My<br />

<strong>Chicago</strong>.<br />

‘‘<br />

– Nate Berkus<br />

Vanity Fair, July <strong>2010</strong><br />

I want to salute <strong>PAWS</strong>, the largest No<br />

Kill shelter in the Midwest. Lots of pet owners<br />

from all over our area came together, banded<br />

together, worked together for a cause they<br />

believe in, making sure our pets are treated right.<br />

That’s a powerful force that can<br />

accomplish great things.<br />

- Governor Pat Quinn<br />

Beach Party, July <strong>2010</strong><br />

‘‘<br />

(<strong>PAWS</strong> <strong>Chicago</strong>)<br />

rescued these little<br />

‘‘They<br />

gals from the pound.<br />

They would have been<br />

euthanized if they<br />

weren’t adopted.<br />

Regarding the adoption of her new<br />

Springer Spaniels Sunny and Lauren.<br />

– Oprah Winfrey,<br />

The Oprah Winfrey Show,<br />

January 29, <strong>2010</strong><br />

‘‘<br />

ALL STAR<br />

ADOPT-A-THON<br />

During the week of July 16, <strong>2010</strong>, Ted Lilly, Ryan<br />

Dempster, Ryan Theriot, Koye Hill, Xavier Nady and<br />

Tyler Colvin of the <strong>Chicago</strong> Cubs, hit a grand slam<br />

in support of the homeless cats and dogs at <strong>PAWS</strong><br />

<strong>Chicago</strong>’s All Star Adopt-A-Thon. Each of the<br />

players volunteered their time at <strong>PAWS</strong> <strong>Chicago</strong>’s<br />

Adoption Center where they walked dogs,<br />

socialized cats and even played a little catch on the<br />

Center’s rooftop deck – all while raising awareness<br />

of the importance of pet adoption.<br />

Each furry resident available for adoption during<br />

the week-long, baseball-themed event had his or<br />

her own baseball card complete with an action shot<br />

and biographical stats. The Adoption Center even<br />

stayed open late – until 10:00 p.m. each night – to<br />

enable guests to find their perfect match.<br />

By the end of the week, a total of 105 animals<br />

were adopted – 61 dogs and 44 cats – and<br />

media coverage resulted in increased adoptions<br />

throughout the month!<br />

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