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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Emmanuel Camarillo

Saved by shelters in Florida, cats and dogs get a chance at forever homes in Chicago

A dog rescued from the path of Hurricane Ian is examined at PAWS Medical Center. PAWS is a no-kill organization, and every one of the pets will get a chance at a forever home. (Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times)

Volunteers with PAWS Chicago returned from Florida on Tuesday with more than 50 pets from shelters in areas hit hard by Hurricane Ian.

Most of the 53 animals were already in shelters when the storm struck. PAWS partnered with Humane Society Naples in Collier County, which operated as the nerve center for animal shelters from the area, to bring the 12 dogs and 41 cats to PAWS Medical Center in Little Village.

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