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You Can See Adoptable Dogs And Cats All Over Stores In Roscoe Village This Sunday

PAWS Chicago is bringing animals in need of a home to more than 30 stores and sidewalks along Roscoe Street.

8:39 AM CDT on Jul 26, 2019

Leon (left) and Spencer will be up for adoption at PAWS Chicago's Angels with Tails event this weekend.

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CHICAGO — You’ll be able to hang out with adoptable dogs and cats at dozens of Roscoe Village shops this weekend.

PAWS Chicago, the city’s largest no-kill animal shelter, is hosting its annual Angels with Tails event. It’ll bring animals in need of a home to Roscoe Village stores and sidewalks, making it easier for people to meet with pups and cats and decide if they want to take the animals into their families.

There will also be spots where attendees can learn about how to adopt the animals they’re meeting.

The event runs noon-4 p.m. Sunday along Roscoe Street between Oakley and Damen avenues.

Here’s a map of where you can see animals:

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Some of the dogs and cats you can meet:

Kelly Bauer

kelly@blockclubchi.org

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