Chicago Wolves Host Adopt-A-Dog Night Feb. 21st
For the past 14 years, the Wolves have offered an assist to adorable adoptables from the Chicago Department for Animal Care and Control. Over 1,100 Fidos have found forever families to love thanks to the team’s Adopt-A-Dog Nights, which take place throughout each season. According to the Chicago Tribune, the inspiration for the generous gesture was a cat who was saved thanks to the shelter and Wolves owner Don Levin, who also bought and donated the Chicago Department for Animal Care and Control‘s Animobile adoption unit and clinic, which can help up to 25 companion animals at a time on the road to a better tomorrow.
Fans of sports and Spots at the February 21st game can visit the adoptable dogs at the Allstate Arena’s South Lobby. Adoptions are $65 and include the adoption screening process, spaying/neutering, all vaccinations, a Chicago pet license and a Wolves dog collar so your new canine companion can show their pride for the team that encourages potential pet parents to get in the game and adopt a shelter dog.
When: February 21, 2015 at 7 p.m.
Where: Allstate Arena at 6920 North Mannheim Road in Rosemont, Illinois
Photo Credit: ClipArt
