Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation

Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation All pets receive vet care and a safe place to stay while we try to reunite them with their family. We do our best to help every pet without hesitation.

Pet rescue is our primary goal and we are only able to do it with the help of our ever growing network of animal lovers. Our primary goal is to return found pets to their rightful owners, and rehome those who are left behind. Most pets who come to us require very costly veterinary care and expensive surgeries. Everything from spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchiping, surgeries, CT scans, MRIs, ultr

asounds, x-rays and more if needed. We also provide assistance to voiceless victims (pets) of animal abuse. We are 100% volunteer based with a 501c3 status, which means all your donations are tax deductible. Thank you in advance for supporting our rescue! If you would like to support us, you can send a check directly to the Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation at 5310 N. Harlem Ave., Suite 210, Chicago, IL 60656, or by using one of the options:
👉go to our website at www.garridostrayrescue.org
👉 venmo: https://www.venmo.com/u/GarridoStray
👉PayPalGiving: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/2481427

Once again, thank you all very much for your generosity! Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation supports “no kill” community coalitions that are committed to reducing the number of cats and dogs in that community who are at risk of becoming lost, abandoned or relinquished to shelters. Garrido Stray Rescue Foundation strongly believes in Proactive Redemptions. One of the most overlooked areas for reducing killing in animal control shelters are lost animal reclaims. Primarily shifting from passive to a more proactive approach—has proven to have a significant impact on lifesaving and allow shelters to return a large percentage of lost animals to their families.

Victor went back to see his favorite groomer Lauren at The Dog House of L C & L. Let's just say this little scoundrel is...
06/19/2026

Victor went back to see his favorite groomer Lauren at The Dog House of L C & L.

Let's just say this little scoundrel is lucky he is so darn cute.

Thank you Lauren!!

Check out the pics to remember what he looked like when he first came to us.

06/19/2026

Summer is a busy time for people and pets alike. ☀️🐾

As temperatures rise and outdoor activities increase, it's important to remember that animal cruelty and neglect can take many forms, including lack of shelter, inadequate access to water, abandonment, or abuse.

The Cook County Sheriff's Office takes crimes against animals seriously. Our Animal Crimes Unit is committed to investigating reports of animal abuse and neglect and ensuring the safety and well-being of animals throughout Cook County.

If you witness or have information about possible crimes against animals, please contact us at 708-865-4720 or [email protected]. You can also submit a tip through our Report a Crime feature: https://cookcountysheriffil.gov/submit-a-crime-tip/

Together, we can help protect those who cannot speak for themselves.

Sgt Rubble received a warm welcome at St Monica Academy today!!The students participated in a pet food and treat drive t...
06/19/2026

Sgt Rubble received a warm welcome at St Monica Academy today!!

The students participated in a pet food and treat drive to help animals in need, and Sgt. Rubble was thrilled to stop by and say thank you.

During the visit, John spoke with the students about animal rescue, animal welfare, and the importance of helping homeless pets. The kids asked some great questions and were eager to learn more about how they can make a difference.

Programs like this help inspire the next generation of animal advocates and rescuers, and we love being a part of them.

Thank you to everyone who donated. Your generosity will help us continue caring for animals in need, and we are truly grateful for your support. 🐾❤️

06/19/2026

Sgt Rubble received a warm welcome at St Monica Academy today!!

The students participated in a pet food and treat drive to help animals in need, and Sgt. Rubble was thrilled to stop by and say thank you.

During the visit, John spoke with the students about animal rescue, animal welfare, and the importance of helping homeless pets. The kids asked some great questions and were eager to learn more about how they can make a difference.

Programs like this help inspire the next generation of animal advocates and rescuers, and we love being a part of them.

Thank you to everyone who donated. Your generosity will help us continue caring for animals in need, and we are truly grateful for your support. 🐾❤️

Victor and Lily had a few meets and greets, but sadly the match wasn’t perfect.They are still looking for their furever ...
06/19/2026

Victor and Lily had a few meets and greets, but sadly the match wasn’t perfect.

They are still looking for their furever home as a pair. Lily is a mother figure to Victor and they love each other very much.

They are vaccinated, microchipped and neuteted/spayed. Victor is about a year to 2 years old and he needs training. Lily is about 4 years old and just wants to lay on your lap all day long. Victor pulls on her ears and she doesn’t even care that’s how good she is ❤️‍🩹💕❤️‍🩹

💥 Adult Home Only
💥 They do not like bigger dogs

This pup was found emaciated and tied to a fence on the Westside back in February. A police report was generated for abu...
06/19/2026

This pup was found emaciated and tied to a fence on the Westside back in February. A police report was generated for abuse and he was nursed back to health by his finder but she could no longer hold onto him.

He was transferred to our rescue and placed in a foster home that has failed in record time; it was love at first sight.

He is now a healthy weight, neutered, chipped and ready to live the life he deserves. He has been adopted!

Welcome Samson to the GSRF family 💙

We cannot wait for the order to get reversed.  Thank you Nadig Newspapers for covering this important issue ❤️‍🩹https://...
06/18/2026

We cannot wait for the order to get reversed.

Thank you Nadig Newspapers for covering this important issue ❤️‍🩹

https://nadignewspapers.com/police-recently-were-required-to-turn-these-abandoned-or-lost-pets-over-to-the-citys-animal-control-agency-instead-of-directly-to-a-local-rescue-group/?fbclid=IwZnRzaAShXtlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeExc0sZJVdb-XUHwVqW3mV2NAIlTi7Zbuqv7dBO5tC_oXpbvLrjTLPy9nUg0_aem_YWdncwDp_DaUzaSCWAU1CRrr4mNZ&brid=YWdncwG1I3ck_Tg6ao8BAdQIP8-E

by BRIAN NADIG For years police stations in Chicago could accept lost and abandoned dogs and then turn them over to a

Hello! This pup is looking for a new home.  Please contact The Dog House of L C & L directly if you are interested in me...
06/17/2026

Hello! This pup is looking for a new home. Please contact The Dog House of L C & L directly if you are interested in meeting Nellie!

Thank you!

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