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Join us for Woofstock THIS SUNDAY! (scroll down for more information)
Tails of Hope is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization
based in Lake County, IL. Our mission is to help assisted living candidates
and the terminally ill place their pets through foster care and adoption.
Its volunteers care deeply about the future of pets in need and their
human companions. The founders bring with them many years of experience
in:
- No kill shelters and breed rescues
- Foster care
- Adoption screening and counseling
- Hospice care
This unique No-Kill organization, established in 2002 offers peace of
mind for pet owners who must relinquish their beloved companion animals
due to a terminal illness or assisted living requirements.
We also take in abused, neglected, and hoarded pets when we are able to. We are often the last chance that many of these animals have. With our newly acquired boarding facility, we can make a bigger impact and save even more lives. Email us to get more information on visiting our facility.
To read more about our organization visit our About
Us Page
Join us for Woofstock THIS SUNDAY!
TAILS OF HOPE and ANIMAL EDUCATION AND RESCUE (AEAR) team together for WOOFSTOCK, a HUGE event to help homeless animals.
WHEN: Sunday, October 12, 2008
WHERE: Old School Forest Preserve Shelter C St. Mary’s Road in Libertyville
TIME: 1-4 p.m.
Tails of Hope originated the popular event held at Old School Forest Preserve for the past five years. This year the founder, Kelly Moyer, decided that by joining forces with another well-known Lake County based humane society they could double the help they could provide homeless animals. “I am thrilled that Animal Education and Rescue has decided to join us this year. I expect it to be an amazing day and to raise a significant amount of money to help animals,” Moyer said.
Animal Education and Rescue is excited to be included in this special event. “Kelly (founder of Tails of Hope) and I share the common goal of wanting to help homeless animals. She has an excellent reputation and I am glad to be working with her on this. It’s a perfect partnership,” said AEAR’s founder Sandy Kamen Wisniewski.
A single step will help one animal, many steps will help thousands, is the idea behind WOOFSTOCK’s walk-a-thon. Bring your walking shoes! There were also be entertainment, animal-related activities, giveaways and much more. Dog and human friendly dogs are welcome to attend.
Contact us to get more information. You can download the Woofstock Flyer/Pledge Form in PDF format.
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