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Found/Stray Dog in Chicago, IL 60611

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Status

FOUND

Date Found

May 30, 2026

Location Found

Chicago, IL 60611

Nearest Landmark

Ohio and Michigan

Sex

Female

PawBoost ID

72948888

Species

Dog

Description

Puppy golden doodle

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This woman claims she was given this dog and has had her. She is Spanish speaking. The pup had no food or water till my friends brought some over. Please help get this pup to a safe place.

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Travel i.
2 months ago
Savannah Hinde-Seeley water bowl was empty. After we bought her the water and food, she threw both away
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Travel i.
2 months ago
Savannah Hinde-Seeley the dog was almost hit by a car. She was running on the road on Michigan avenue. This lady was just standing there. Another person ran to the road and caught the dog and this lady was shaking the dog and yelling at her after that. There are homeless people taking good care of their dogs, I’ve seen plenty before. But this is not the case.
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Travel i.
2 months ago
Savannah Hinde-Seeley she is not caring for the dog. The dog does not have water. She was shaking her, yelling at her, the dog was almost hit by cars. I’ve seen homeless people caring about their dogs before. This is not the case here. My neighbor also observed her pulling the dog hard by the neck on another occasion.
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Sally M.
2 months ago
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Savannah H.
2 months ago
“Homeless persons with dogs are often the subject of stigma, with the public criticising them for not having a proper lifestyle to care for a pet. There is solid documentation of how dogs enhance a homeless person’s life, but there are few publications that address the welfare of the dog. This descriptive study assesses the physical and behavioural health of dogs belonging to homeless persons through a One Welfare lens by observing animal/human well-being, environment, and “a life worth living”. A survey was carried out along with a visual assessment of the condition of the dog for 100 human-dog dyads in the Western United States. Results showed that dogs of homeless persons were well cared for and physically healthy (which was consistent with other studies), and had few behavioural problems, but did display evidence of separation distress while the owner was away.” https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10951669/
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Taylor F.
2 months ago
Savannah H.
2 months ago
Leo Klinkhamer This woman may not need “rescued.” Has anyone asked her what she needs, including if she would like to just be left alone?
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Savannah H.
2 months ago
This dog looks groomed, a water bowl is in the picture, and seems to be well-loved by this person. Just because a person is unhoused does not mean that they are not fit to be a pet owner. Living on the streets or being housing unstable is a very lonely, isolating experience. It is very likely this dog is a close companion to her and it would be detrimental to the person and animal if strangers continue to separate this family. As a veterinary social worker, please stop harassing this person.
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Ev A.
2 months ago
Sandra Forde The owners phone number is on that flyer screenshot.
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Nat N.
2 months ago
Kathy Vega she replied I a. Previous comment these ppl found their dog
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