Saving Chicago's Neediest Animals
Welcome Friends!
Friends of Chicago Animal Care and Control (FCACC) is the nonprofit group committed exclusively to helping save the lives of over 19,000 animals that come into custody of Chicago Animal Care and Control (CACC) at 2741 S. Western each year.
Our Mission
The City of Chicago takes in thousands of unwanted animals every year from citizens, brings stray animals in off the streets, and provides care for evidence animals in court cases. Contrary to perception, most of these animals are wonderful, loving companion animals–they simply have nowhere else to go.
And that’s why Friends of Chicago Animal Care and Control was founded. We’re here to provide help for as many of those unfortunate animals as we possibly can. We do that by:
Providing food, medical care and adoption opportunities for ACC animals in our foster program
Spreading awareness about Chicago Animal Care and Control at 2741 South Western and promoting the great animals who are available for adoption there.
Educating people about the proper care of their animals
Advocating humane treatment of all animals
Gifting the city shelter with resources the city budget doesn’t cover
How You Can Help
Foster Care - Our Greatest Need
Volunteer Your Time
Volunteers make our work possible! See our Volunteer Page for details.
Essential Equipment
Providing medical equipment and supplies for CACC that aren’t covered in the city budget
After Hours Crisis Care
Facilitating emergency medical care for animals arriving at CACC after staff veterinarians have left for the day
Donate to Support Our Programs
Your donations directly help Chicago’s most vulnerable animals
