Real Estate to the Rescue of Homeless Animals Chicago

Real Estate to the Rescue of Homeless Animals Chicago Real Estate To The Rescue of Homeless Animals was founded in 2005 and is a 501c3 not-for-profit organ

07/25/2024
Big thank you to everyone who donated at our friend’s birthday party this weekend! Your lightly used toys, towels, blank...
02/26/2024

Big thank you to everyone who donated at our friend’s birthday party this weekend! Your lightly used toys, towels, blankets, and beds will go to great use. Special shoutout to those who donated to Real Estate to the Rescue directly πŸ’° Your generosity is truly appreciated as we try to revive our organization.

Thank you  for a fun night of gathering, connecting and building together. Excited for 2024 this year!!We are coming bac...
01/20/2024

Thank you for a fun night of gathering, connecting and building together. Excited for 2024 this year!!
We are coming back!!

We will be at our booth until 7:00 tonight. Thank you  for letting us host this incredible event.
01/18/2024

We will be at our booth until 7:00 tonight.
Thank you for letting us host this incredible event.

11/18/2023

Join us TOMORROW from 1-3 at at Old Orchard to support our mission of serving the homeless animals of Chicagoland! ⁣
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Can’t make it tomorrow? Use code GIVEBACK-FLANT at online checkout any time on the 18th or 19th to send us love. ⁣
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We were happy to support CACC in this great event!!!
05/26/2023

We were happy to support CACC in this great event!!!

We were happy to sponsor this pivotal event at Chicago Animal Care and Control.
05/17/2023

We were happy to sponsor this pivotal event at Chicago Animal Care and Control.

Did you know that Narcan can be administered to dogs? ⁣⁣One thing that we have started carrying along with our treats an...
04/29/2023

Did you know that Narcan can be administered to dogs? ⁣
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One thing that we have started carrying along with our treats and p**p bags is a 4mg dose of Narcan, which can be administered nasally should either of our dogs accidentally come into contact with an opioid, including fentanyl. 4 mg is the safe dosage for both pets and humans, but please note that it may be necessary to administer more than one dose depending on the amount ingested. ⁣
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𝐏π₯𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐞: If you ever get fentanyl or any other opioid on your skin, πƒπŽ ππŽπ“ use hand sanitizer, as alcohol and bleach promote absorption. Instead, use water immediately to wash the skin. You can also use Dawn dish soap.⁣
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As always, please contact your veterinarian with questions!

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