Tag: South Suburban Humane Society

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Sharing the love: Chance

Ready Carrie Steinweg’s story, Sharing the Love: South Suburban Humane Society expansion helps more families find pets, for more information about the society’s pet adoption program.  Adopted by Judy Ann Johnson of Flossmoor    Judy Ann Johnson  holds her dogs,  including Chance, a  6-year-old terrier  mix she adopted  from SSHS. (Mary   Compton/H-F   Chronicle)  Johnson was looking for a[Read More…]

The O'Shea family with their pets. The most recent addition is The Colonel, left.

Sharing the love: The Colonel

Ready Carrie Steinweg’s story, Sharing the Love: South Suburban Humane Society expansion helps more families find pets, for more information about the society’s pet adoption program.  Adopted by the O’Shea family of Flossmoor    The O’Shea family  with their pets. The  most recent addition  is The Colonel, left.  (Mary Compton/H-F   Chronicle)  Although they already had a[Read More…]

Cherie and Michael Jones with Kirby, who they adopted from SSHS.

Sharing the love: Kirby

Ready Carrie Steinweg’s story, Sharing the Love: South Suburban Humane Society expansion helps more families find pets, for more information about the society’s pet adoption program.  Adopted by the Johns family of Homewood   Cherie and Michael  Jones with Kirby, who  they adopted from  SSHS. (Mary Compton/  H-F Chronicle)  The Johns had their dog, Hunter,[Read More…]

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Sharing the love: Mama

Ready Carrie Steinweg’s story, Sharing the Love: South Suburban Humane Society expansion helps more families find pets, for more information about the society’s pet adoption program.  Adopted by the Lesimple family of Homewood   Lauren, left, and  Crystal Lesimple with  their adopted cat,  Mama. (Mary  Compton/H-F  Chronicle)  Crystal Lesimple and her son began volunteering with SHHS[Read More…]

SSHS still in need of donations for adoption center

The South Suburban Humane Society’s new adoption center in Homewood is still in need of donations after renovations have stalled.   Construction at the new facility, being remodeled from the building that once housed the Homewood Animal Hospital at 2207 183rd St., has slowed because of issues with plumbing and[Read More…]

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