PET PROJECT NEEDS YOU! Looking for 25 good people - to pledge 50 dollars a month for our rent. Our new situation comes with new responsibilities - one of which is a HEFTY rent payment. All donations are tax-deductible. You will be helping our Residents in one of the most important ways - by helping us provide a roof over their heads, as well as allowing us to continue our highly active adoption program. Where would they be without us? Completely homeless - join us in making this move a successful one.
To make a contribution specifically for our building/housing fund, send your donations here: Marseilles Bank, 100 E. Bluff St., P.O. Box 89, Marseilles, IL 61341.
To donate to the shelter right online, click on the "Donate" buttons located on the top or bottom of this page. You will go right to PayPal, and just follow the prompts to send us your gift via the internet. It's guaranteed safe and very easy to do.
. IF YOU HAVE LOST OR FOUND AN ANIMAL PLEASE USE THIS NUMBER TO REPORT THEM MISSING: 815-434-5959.
PETS WITH (SOS) OR (TS) AND A NUMBER ARE NOT AT THE SHELTER SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS HAVE TO BE MADE FOR YOU TO SEE THESE PETS. ALSO KITTENS AND SOME CATS ARE IN A TEMPORARY PLACE IF YOU SEE A CAT OR KITTEN YOU LIKE YOU MAY ALSO CALL THIS NUMBER. THEY WILL NOT BE AT THE SHELTER - ALSO ALL REQUESTS WILL HAVE TO BE PROCEEDED BY A FILL OUT APPLICATION THAT HAS BEEN RETURNED TO THE SHELTER FOR APPROVAL. IF YOU HAVE A LOST OR FOUND ANIMAL YOU MAY NOTIFY US BY EMAIL -A PICTURE OR PICTURES SHOULD ACCOMPANY THE NOTICE. THE NUMBER TO CALL AGAIN IS 815-434-5959 EMAIL This ( PP- PPI@JUNO.COM )
PLEASE NOTE: We cannot verify/guarantee information that was given to us by previous owners. The majority of the animals at our shelter were picked up by the county animal control officer, we know nothing about their background, other than the fact that they were abandoned. They are housed at local veterinarian offices, until they come into our care. We rely on the judgement of the vet staff as to personalites - remember, the vet staff has handled them, given them shots/tests/surgery - if they reacted badly or showed bad temperament at that point they would never be allowed to enter our shelter system. These animals have more than likey been bounced from home to home before they come to us, and therefore require a little patience and understanding while adjusting to their new lives and homes.
PPI 2009 Calendars available now! Pick yours up today at the Book Mouse or Annette Barr Photography, both in Ottawa. All proceeds benefit the shelter.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Pet Project Inc. is a no-kill shelter. However, there is no pound in LaSalle County. Stray dogs and cats are housed by some of our local veterinarians. Quite often we will post courtesy listings for pets on behalf of the vets - in hopes of locating their original owners, or in hopes of finding them new homes. These pets are picked up as strays throughout the county - you can tell by looking that they've been cared for and are healthy and friendly. We can arrange an appointment for you to meet any of these pets, please write or call us - 99.99% of the time these dogs and cats are in danger of being euthanized due to lack of space. If our shelter is full, we cannot take them, but we can try to help save them. We have only so much room at our shelter, and particular times of the year, both ourselves and the vets are overloaded with homeless animals. These animals have no other chance at finding homes unless we try to help as best we can. We are not affiliated with any county/city animal control program - but we do work with them when necessary, in order to save as many lives as possible
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Pet Project would like to remind all pet owners to please SPAY or NEUTER your pets. Each year millions of innocent dogs, puppies, cats and kittens are killed due to overbreeding and not enough loving homes. Please be a responsible pet owner!!
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We are always in need of donations. Food donations are gladly accepted at the shelter. You may also make food donations at Brothers Country Supply in Ottawa.
Monetary donations are greatly appreciated and help us cover expenses such as food, utility bills, cleaning supplies, (paper towels, brooms, garbage bags etc) vet bills, and repairs to the shelter. Leashes, collars, towels, feed/water bowls and treats for our residents are always welcome! They may be sent to P.O Box 118, Ottawa, IL 61350. We also take Handy Foods receipts!!
ONLINE: sign up at www.igive.com, and make PPI your charity. When you shop online at selected merchants, they donate a portion of your purchase right back to us.
Who We Are
PET PROJECT INC. is dedicated to saving the lives of unwanted, abused, or abandoned pets. We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Our shelter is a NO-KILL animal shelter. We are not state, county or federally funded. All of our funding is raised entirely by donations and charity events. We are run entirely with a volunteer staff - all of our staff is committed to finding our furry friends the loving home they need and deserve. BIG or small - we LOVE them ALL!!!!
We are in need of VOLUNTEERS
It is a truly rewarding experience. Just a little bit of your time makes a huge difference. We need people to answer phones, walk the dogs, do laundry, help feed, water and clean cages. And so much more. If you are interested in becoming part of our team please email or phone the shelter. You can also call Mary at 433-6890.
Adopting a friend
The first step to adopting your pet is pet/owner compatibility. We want to make sure that the pet you choose, chooses you also!! We like for each of you to meet and get to know one another. Then all the proper paper work must be completed. There is an adoption fee on all dogs, cats, puppies and kittens. All animals that are old enough are spayed/neutered, and all have been dewormed and vaccinated. Dogs are also microchipped. Our new policy is that an application must be filled out and returned to Pet Project by email or fax or snail mail. If you are the person that has matched one of our pets you will be given a number to call for answers to questions you may have or to answer questions we have for you. At this time you will be able to make an appointment to come to the shelter. Making an appointment to begin the adoption process is recommended. You may call the shelter daily. Feel free to email as well. If you don't see what you are looking, for please ASK. We get new dogs and cats often and may be able to find the pet you are looking for or have that pet at the shelter but not up online yet.
ALL DOGS MUST BE INDOOR DOGS UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE. CATS MUST BE INDOOR PETS AS WELL. WE DO ADOPT OUT OF STATE TO APPROVED APPLICANTS, HOWEVER WE DO NOT SHIP. YOU ARE REQUIRED TO COME TO THE SHELTER TO FILL OUT THE PROPER PAPERWORK TO COMPLETE THE ADOPTION.
Come Visit Us!
We are located on Rt. 23 in Grand Ridge IL, just south of Ottawa. If you need directions please email or phone the shelter. Our office hours are Sunday through Thursday - by appointment, Friday and SAT 11-4 or by prearranged appointments. As every call is very important to us, always feel free to leave a message and we will return your call. An appointment is recommended to ensure our staff will adequately be able to assist you.
You may make an appointment by calling the shelter, 815-249-5221, or Emailing is the fastest, easiest way to inquire about a pet. Email is checked daily. Email-
PP-PPI@juno.com
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