Alive Rescue’s New Adoption Center Is Opening, And The Party Will Have Adoptable Dogs

Don't even pretend you don't want to go to a party with adoptable puppies.

10:40 AM CDT on Jun 13, 2019

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CHICAGO — Alive Rescue is opening a new adoption center — and it’s throwing a party to celebrate.

The rescue, which helps dogs and cats find permanent homes, has partnered with Pooch Hotel West Loop to open an adoption center inside the pet hotel.

There will be dogs up for adoption at the Thursday night party, as well as a raffle. Vegan and vegetarian food and drinks will be available.

The party is 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the Pooch Hotel West Loop, 1214 W. Monroe St. More information is available on Facebook.

It’s Party Time! The ALIVE Rescue Adoption Center is ready & we want to celebrate with you 🎉 Join us Thursday, June 13 from 6-9 pm and enjoy food, drinks, a raffle and lots of adoptable dogs! See you there!#aliverescue #AdoptDontShop pic.twitter.com/Ho5hdGQe4T
— ALIVE Rescue (@aliverescue) June 11, 2019

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