Helping Paws Wish List

Alleviate the financial stress associated with your pet’s unexpected medical expenses and generate funds for our shelter at the same time! Simply apply for a ShelterCare Pet Insurance Program by using the ShelterCare banner-link.

WISH LIST

(download printable version on bottom of page)

3M Scotch-Brite Heavy Duty Sponges	Isopropyl Alcohol 70%
Arm & Hammer Cat Litter Deodorizer	Kitten Formula (KMR or Hartz)
Bleach (Clorox only)	Leather Dog Leashes
Brooms with Dustpans/Dustpan sets	Litter (clay or clumping)
Cat Beds	Litter boxes (all sizes)
Cat Toys	Mineral Oil
Cotton Balls	Neosporin
Distilled Water	Paper Towels
Dog Toys (Kongs Only)	Playtex Rubber Gloves (M/L)
Electric Heating Pads	Q-Tips
Feliway Spray	Small Clip Boards (approx. size 6 x 9)
Foil cake pans (12x8x1)	Tall Drawstring Kitchen Bags – 13 gal.
Friskies Canned Cat food – Loaf/Pat style (not shredded or with gravy)	Used Bath Towels
HE (High Efficiency) Liquid Laundry Soap	Ziplock Sandwich bags (6 1/2 x 5 7/8)
Hydrogen Peroxide	Ziplock Storage bags (10-9/16 x 9-5/8 x 2-3/4)

Aluminum Cans (Drop off at west side of shelter)

Remember we have a Garage Sale Fundraiser twice a year, so save your gently used furniture and other working household items, books, toys, etc (no clothes or computer equip.) for us!

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR CARING

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Helping Paws is funded solely through donations. Please help us save the stray dogs and cats that come to us for help. A gift of any amount will help in the lives of these wonderful animals.

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Helping Paws Animal Shelter

Hours:
Open Every Day 12 pm (noon) - 4 pm

Tuesdays & Thursdays open until 7 pm

Location:
2500 Harding Lane
Woodstock, IL 60098
Phone: (815)338-4400

Map to our shelter

Fox Valley Helping Paws Animal Welfare Association, a non-profit 501(C)(3) organization, was founded in 1971. Helping Paws is a no-kill animal shelter for stray and abandoned dogs and cats in McHenry County and surrounding areas. The animals are provided a sanctuary where they receive medical care, spaying or neutering, daily care and love, and the opportunity to be adopted by a responsible owner.