Get to Know Tracy
Breed
Mixed Breed (Medium)
Gender
Female
Age
2 Years
Weight
69.23lbs
Location
Lincoln Park Adoption Center
Tracy's Story
Type of Foster Home:
Tracy would love a foster home while she waits to get adopted! Tracy would love a break from the shelter! Tracy came to PAWS as a stray last December, and she's had minimal time in a home since she's been with us. She's a sweet, energetic, intelligent pup who would love a foster family that will give her a warm place to stay, and lots of cookies. She can live with other dogs, but they'd have to be playful, large, and energetic.
How to Foster Tracy:
New fosters can take the first step by learning about fostering and completing the Foster Care Application. Veteran foster parents can email acfoster@pawschicago.org to schedule a pickup appointment.
Tracy is available for foster pick-up through the Adoption Center at 1997 N. Clybourn Ave. or at the Medical Center at 3516 W. 26th St.
Meet Tracy
Tracy can’t wait to meet you!
If you’re interested in adopting this pet, there are few steps you must complete before scheduling an appointment at our Lincoln Park Adoption Center:
1. Please start by taking our ComPETibility Quiz to make sure they’re a good fit for your home. Your ComPETibility Score will help you compare your home to their needs!
2. After completing your ComPETibility Quiz, you will be emailed a link to complete your Adoption Application.
3. Finally, schedule an appointment at our Lincoln Park Adoption Center! During your appointment, you’ll be able to meet all currently adoptable animals at our Lincoln Park Adoption Center and walk through the adoption process with our staff and volunteers. Appointments are not required but encouraged for a more efficient visit.
Please note that while we can’t place holds on adoptable animals for your scheduled appointment, there are always plenty of homeless pets looking for a home! If you don’t meet the perfect pet during your first visit to the Adoption Center, please feel free to schedule another appointment.
Want another way to spend time with our adoptable (or soon-to-be-adoptable) pets? Consider fostering.
