Joliet Township Animal Control

As a non-profit, we rely on the donations of our devoted supporters to continue the fight against abuse of the voiceless and homelessness.

Our purpose is to assist our neighborhood's stray, unwanted, and abandoned animals in order to decrease the number of animals in shelters and clean them out.

The goal of Grahamville Rescue, a volunteer organization, is to rescue, shelter, and ultimately rehome stray, neglected, and abandoned dogs. Whenever possible, we also help dogs whose owners are unable to keep them in their homes because of special circumstances.

The Humane Society of Plainfield, which is now known as Help Save Pets, was first established in 2000. Since then, we have found loving homes for more than 16,000 animals.

As Will County's first no-kill shelter, we've been serving the community for more than 40 years with the single goal of giving homeless animals a safe haven and assisting in their search for a forever home.

A team of committed volunteers established The Bone Yard Animal Rescue in February 2014 with the goal of improving the lives of homeless, abused, and abandoned animals.