Many Paws Global Rescue

12/27/2025

Anyone want to foster this kitten for us???

12/27/2025

12/25/2025

Typically, we’re never advocates for giving a pet as a Christmas present. However, or one time adapter and rotating Foster decided that Zosia was the perfect addition to their family. Their daughter Jordyn wrote multiple letters to Santa, asking for Zosia to become a member of their family. Zosia (Nka Zoey) has a real family this Christmas!welcome to your forever family sweet girl!!!!

12/25/2025

🎄 All I Want for Christmas Is a Merry Little Second Chance 🎄

Hi, I’m Pinky! I’m a French Bulldog puppy born with hydrocephalus. Because of my condition, I was surrendered and labeled a “breeder reject.” But all I really want this Christmas is love, care, and a chance at a happy life.

This holiday season, you can help me get the medical care I need and wrap me in comfort and hope. Every donation, share, and kind word helps give me my second chance at life.

✨ Sometimes the most meaningful Christmas gifts don’t come in boxes — they come on four little paws. ✨

Thank you for helping me, have a Merry Christmas and a tail-wagging holiday! 💗🐾

🎄 From all of us at Many Paws Global Rescue: your support this holiday season helps save lives like mine — please donate, share, or spread the word to give more pups a second chance! 🎄

https://cuddly.com/donate/4956649/pinky-the-french-bulldog?utm_source=link&utm_medium=share&utm_campaign=campaign_page

12/23/2025

The Many Paws Global Rescue team has been made aware of a dog who tested positive for rabies in Chicago. The affected dog has no connection to MPGR. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) has issued a public health notice to make the community aware of the situation.

This is a crucial reminder of the importance of vaccinating pets against rabies and other communicable diseases to protect the health of people, pets, and the Chicagoland community. This is a perfect example as to why MPGR is so strict on following vaccination guidelines as well as health certificate protocols for dogs coming from out of state.
As a rescue that pulls dogs from around the world, we work closely with the USDA and follow appropriate permitting policies.

Many paws is a strong advocate for animals being up to date on all vaccines including Rabies, as required for continuing licensing through Illinois Department of agriculture
If your pet is not currently up-to-date on vaccinations, contact your veterinarian, or if you would like recommendations for low cost vaccinations please contact us and we will do our best to facilitate your request.

Please use this as a reminder to Spay/neuter, microchip and vaccinate any animal you bring into your home.

If you have any questions, please let us know.