Domino

🖤 Domino 🖤<br/>This dog used to be someone’s best friend.<br/>He was loved by a person who took note of things that scared Domino. A person who wanted us to know he was friendly with other dogs & use to have children in his life he enjoyed spending time with. <br/>His Animal ID number pre-dates when we started at the shelter 7 years ago. <br/>A164891<br/>Now Domino is 10 years old.<br/>Sitting in a cage at the shelter.<br/>And he’s a big boy ~ 70 pounds.<br/>Domino is being overlooked because there aren’t a lot of people out here looking to adopt a large senior dog.<br/>Domino is a good boy.<br/>He misses the life he used to have.<br/>The home he use to have.<br/>The toys he use to be able to play with.<br/>The humans who use to comfort him during thunderstorms like we are having today in Chicago.<br/>Domino misses knowing he is Safe & Loved.<br/>He was loved by a person who took the time to provide the shelter with the following detailed notes of the life he was leaving behind:<br/>- No longer able to care for.<br/>- Friendly with dogs and kids.<br/>- Scared of thunder, fireworks, gunshots, and loud noises.<br/>- Came in with a stray female dog the owner found. <br/>Can you help us find the person who will read these notes & decide to give Domino a comfortable & loving home for the time his frosty face.<br/><br/>Chicago Animal Care and Control is located at 2741 S. Western Ave., Chicago, IL, and is open from 12pm to 7pm daily. Walk-in visitors are welcome and helped on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are planning to adopt the day you visit, please plan to arrive before 5:30pm. Visitors arriving after 5:30pm will still be able to view animals in Pavilions A-B-C until 7pm.<br/><br/>All dogs will be spayed/neutered and vaccinated before adoption.<br/><br/>All household members should be present to meet dogs (especially those under 18 and any decision-makers).<br/><br/>We recommend and can arrange dog-to-dog meet and greets for your current dog(s) to meet a potential dog sibling at the shelter. You will need to show proof of up-to-date rabies vaccination for your dog(s). Slow, cautious, and appropriate introductions are recommended after you allow time for decompression for the shelter dog.<br/><br/>If you have any questions, please email caccpetfinder@gmail.com<br/><br/>A164891

🖤 Domino 🖤
This dog used to be someone’s best friend.
He was loved by a person who took note of things that scared Domino. A person who wanted us to know he was friendly with other dogs & use to have children in his life he enjoyed spending time with.
His Animal ID number pre-dates when we started at the shelter 7 years ago.
A164891
Now Domino is 10 years old.
Sitting in a cage at the shelter.
And he’s a big boy ~ 70 pounds.
Domino is being overlooked because there aren’t a lot of people out here looking to adopt a large senior dog.
Domino is a good boy.
He misses the life he used to have.
The home he use to have.
The toys he use to be able to play with.
The humans who use to comfort him during thunderstorms like we are having today in Chicago.
Domino misses knowing he is Safe & Loved.
He was loved by a person who took the time to provide the shelter with the following detailed notes of the life he was leaving behind:
- No longer able to care for.
- Frie

🖤 Domino 🖤
This dog used to be someone’s best friend.
He was loved by a person who took note of things that scared Domino. A person who wanted us to know he was friendly with other dogs & use to have children in his life he enjoyed spending time with.
His Animal ID number pre-dates when we started at the shelter 7 years ago.
A164891
Now Domino is 10 years old.
Sitting in a cage at the shelter.
And he’s a big boy ~ 70 pounds.
Domino is being overlooked because there aren’t a lot of people out here looking to adopt a large senior dog.
Domino is a good boy.
He misses the life he used to have.
The home he use to have.
The toys he use to be able to play with.
The humans who use to comfort him during thunderstorms like we are having today in Chicago.
Domino misses knowing he is Safe & Loved.
He was loved by a person who took the time to provide the shelter with the following detailed notes of the life he was leaving behind:
- No longer able to care for.
- Friendly with dogs and kids.
- Scared of thunder, fireworks, gunshots, and loud noises.
- Came in with a stray female dog the owner found.
Can you help us find the person who will read these notes & decide to give Domino a comfortable & loving home for the time his frosty face.

Chicago Animal Care and Control is located at 2741 S. Western Ave., Chicago, IL, and is open from 12pm