Make a $25 donor before 5pm today for a chance to win Imagine Dragon tickets!
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Dear John,
Our first-ever Giving Day is in full swing, and animal lovers everywhere are standing up for homeless pets with a promise to help.
Right now, if you promise a donation of $25 or more before 5 p.m., you’ll automatically be entered to win 4 tickets to Imagine Dragons thanks to our partners at 101.9 THE MIX.
This is a limited-time chance to show love for homeless pets AND unlock your chance to win.
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Create your own promise or cut & paste the promise below into a social post, then personalize it with names, photos, videos:
✂️ I PROMISE to protect, love and cherish my pet (NAME) and pledge to support homeless pets in their honor through my donation to @pawschicago today. I nominate pet lovers (NAME) and (NAME) to join me and share the promises they made to their pets. #PAWSGivingDay
Chris Petlak, Host of the Morning Mix on 101.9 THE MIX, makes his promise.
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Your promise has the power to change lives. Make it today.
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The Fight for Life.
PAWS Chicago Founder, Paula Fasseas, joined WTTW's Chicago Tonight this week for a conversation about our 25 year anniversary. When Paula founded PAWS in 1997, 93% of homeless animals were being euthanized citywide. Now, 90% are being saved! Learn more about the groundbreaking measures taken to help solve Chicago’s mass euthanasia problem at the link below. Watch the Chicago Tonight interview. ([link removed])
Thank you for all you do to help homeless pets.
View PAWS Chicago Giving Day 2022 Ticket Giveaway Official Rules here ([link removed]) .
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