Fox Valley Animal Welfare League

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Mission: Fox valley animal welfare league is an organization committed to caring for and promoting the adoption of lost, unwanted, and abused companion animals. We advocate for compassionate and humane treatment of these animals by implementing programs and promoting the reduction of pet overpopulation and responsibility among pet owners and children in the community. We adhere to the highest ethical standards and are dedicated to creating a community environment that eliminates the euthanasia of healthy adoptable pets.

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3 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

AJ87 Client Served

Rating: 5

01/09/2025

I cannot say enough great things about this place. They saved my husky's life. She was starting to show the first signs of pyometra which can be fatal. I called on Monday morning left a message at 7:30am and tried back again around 12:30 and was able to talk to the staff. The lady on the phone was great and she got me scheduled in for the very next day. I dropped my girl off at 8:30 (clinic was very easy to get to), clinic was clean, staff was friendly, and they gave me a pick up time of 4pm. I came back at 4pm and was greeted by friendly staff, took care of payment, got my checkout bag with instructions and medications, and was welcomed to walk back and get my dog. This place and what they do is simply amazing. They provide such crucial preventative and emergency preventative care at an extremely affordable rate with exceptional staff. Thank you to everyone who volunteers their time there. And an extra special thank you to those that worked with and on my dog to save her life.

Christine182 Donor

Rating: 5

09/08/2016

This clinic's mission is to reduce or eliminate overpopulation of domestic cats, dogs, and rabbits. They spay or neuter and vaccinate animals at very low cost. The clinic is extremely clean, professional, and efficient. They will also accept feral cats in cages and neuter them. The Director, Rich Glessner, is on duty helping unload and load up animals. Most staff are volunteer. Easy to get to off I-88, Rte 31, in North Aurora.

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doglover14 Professional with expertise in this field

Rating: 5

10/16/2012

Over the years the FVAWL has evolved and I really like the direction they are going. Helping to spay and neuter as many pets as possible in our area is wonderful. Also having the pet food pantry for those that are having trouble in these economic times is a great way to evolve. Good job FVAWL and thanks!

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