P.A.W.S. Tinley Park

83 reviews

+1 (815) 464-7298

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8301 191st St

Tinley Park, IL 60487

+1 (815) 464-7298

http://www.pawstinleypark.org

P.A.W.S. Tinley Park is a local establishment in Tinley Park, IL that provides services for pets and their owners.

With a focus on animal welfare and community engagement, P.A.W.S. Tinley Park offers a range of resources and support for pet owners in the area.

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3.083 reviews

Caroline C.

7/9/2024

We adopted two lab mixes (older puppies) from P.A.W.S. Tinley Park within the past 8 months. Our pups were both strays from the same small town and brought to P.A.W.S. by the same transport...

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Cheryl C.

10/5/2024

From start to finish it was a wonderful experience. All the volunteers were so kind and helpful. The application process was pretty quick, had to provide some follow up documentation....

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Belinda C.

10/27/2024

After expressing interest over the phone in adopting a dog, I drove 40 minutes with my 4 year old son to go see what dogs were available for rescue. We spent maybe less than an hour conversing...

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Micaela G.

5/16/2024

I was so dissatisfied and disappointed with this shelter. I inquired and submitted an application for a cat and then called as well to inquire as I have been looking to adopt and was very excited....

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Joshua J.

6/27/2024

The cats are well cared for and happy. I adopted Vernon and he adapted to my home very quickly and easily. The fees are reasonable and help support their efforts to save more animals. The...

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