Wright Way Rescue

🐾 MEET BUSTER! BIG PERSONALITY, SMALL PACKAGE! 🐾

At just 10 months old and around 25 pounds, Buster is an Australian Kelpie with energy to spare, affection to share, and a happy personality that makes everyone he meets a new friend! 🧡

🐶 Buster is AVAILABLE TODAY!

📍 Wright-Way Rescue Adoption Center
5915 W. Lincoln Ave., Morton Grove

🕒 Adoption Center Hours
▫️ Friday: Open until 8 PM
▫️ Saturday & Sunday: 11 AM–5 PM

🐾 Walk-ins Welcome & Appreciated!

🌧️🐾 RAIN OR SHINE, OUR VOLUNTEERS SHOW UP! 🐾☀️

Rain or shine, our dedicated volunteers make sure our pooches get their morning walks! This morning, they captured a few of our adorable puppies who are AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION at Wright-Way Rescue’s Morton Grove Adoption Center. 🧡🐶

📍 We’re OPEN TODAY from 2–8 PM!

🐾 Walk-Ins Welcome!

Wright-Way Rescue is honored and proud to partner with Vets & Pets of Southern Illinois! Together, we’re making a difference by helping Veterans and their four-legged loved ones. 🧡🐾

🌸 NO MOM LEFT BEHIND — MALEFICIENT! 🌸

Maleficient spent her days caring for her puppies, giving them the chance for a brighter future. And it worked! 🐶

At Wright-Way Rescue, when we commit to saving a litter of puppies, we make a commitment to their mom, too. She will never be left behind, regardless of her condition or special needs.

This sweet 3-year-old German Shepherd has a calm, easygoing personality, impeccable manners, and walks beautifully on leash. She’s friendly with other dogs, adore treats, and can never get enough affection! She is simply a joy to be around.🧡

Maleficient is heartworm-positive, please don’t let that stop you from meeting this wonderful girl! Her treatment medication will be provided so she can get the care she needs.

Her puppies, Tianna & Jasmine, are going home this weekend! Now, it’s Mom’s turn!🐾

Meet Maleficient at our Morton Grove Adoption Center this weekend!

📍 Friday 2–8pm
📍 Saturday & Sunday 11am–5pm

Walk-ins welcome & appreciated!

Because every life matters. No Mom Left Behind! 🌸

🐾 MEET OUR NEWEST ADDITIONS! 🐾

Say hello to some of the newest faces at Wright-Way Rescue! 🧡 These adorable pups are AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION and ready to start the good life they deserve! 🐶

They’ll be making their debut at he Morton Grove Adoption Center this weekend!

Adoption Center Hours:
▫️Friday 2-8pm
▫️Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm

Walk-Ins Welcome & Appreciated🐾

For more information on these pups, visit https://wright-wayrescue.org/adoptable-pets-1 & filter by “Available.” 🐾

🐶 MAKE A DIFFERENCE. BE PART OF SOMETHING MEANINGFUL. 🐱

Looking to join a dynamic team with a mission that matters? At Wright-Way Rescue, you’ll be part of a team dedicated to changing lives, giving homeless animals a second chance, and saving lives every single day!

If you have a strong work ethic, a compassionate heart for animals, and a desire to make a meaningful impact, we’d like to hear from you!

Join the Wright-Way Rescue team and be part of a mission that saves lives!

📩 Apply today: [email protected]

🐾 Sassy. Playful. Bursting with energy! 🐾

Could one of these kittens—with their own unique personalities—be an upcoming addition to your home? 🧡

These adorable babies are the Adoption Center this weekend—and they’re waiting for you! 🐱

To reserve one:
📧 [email protected]
📱(847)728-5434

Adoption Center Hours:
▫️Friday 2pm-8pm
▫️Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm

Reservations encouraged • Walk-ins welcome!

Today, we finally get to share the news we have waited months to announce: Maggie is recovered and cleared for adoption!

For those who missed the beginning of her story, Maggie was found as a severely injured stray in rural Mississippi. When she arrived at Wright-Way Rescue on May 27, 2026, her badly damaged leg was dangling, most of her paw was missing, and she had severe inflammation and infection.

Her leg needed to be amputated. But bloodwork revealed another serious threat: Ehrlichia, a tick-borne disease, and severe anemia that left her too unstable for surgery.

Her red blood cell level was initially just 12%. With treatment, it climbed to 17%, then into the 20s. By August 20, it had reached 35%. Progress came slowly, and our medical team had to consider her bloodwork alongside her overall condition before proceeding with surgery.

Approximately every 10 days, we drew blood again. Each time, we hoped the results would bring Maggie closer to the surgery she needed. There was improvement, but the wait was far longer than we ever imagined.

And throughout that wait, Maggie needed us every single day.

Our staff helped her walk. They cleaned and wrapped her badly injured leg, lined her kennel with soft blankets, and coaxed her to eat and take her medications and supplements. They offered nourishing food, chicken, beef, and little treats to encourage her appetite. Day after day, they cared for her while treatment gave her body time to grow stronger.

Never in a million years did we imagine her care would last so long or be so intense. But it took Maggie that long to become stable enough for surgery—and we were going to see her through.

Through every bandage change, assisted walk, and blood draw, Maggie remained the most gentle, patient creature. We absolutely adore her.

Giving up was never an option—for us or for Maggie.

About four weeks ago, she finally underwent her amputation. Her care became intense all over again, but this time, her healing progressed quickly. She adapted to life on three legs and started wagging her tail almost right away.

Today, Maggie is happy, recovered, and finally has encouraging blood results—for the first time in what feels like forever. More than four months after arriving, she is ready for a loving home of her own.

To every donor who helped carry the cost of her care, and to the Parrish Animal Welfare (PAW) Fund for its generous support: thank you for making this possible.

We never know when a dog like Maggie will arrive needing our help. When they do, there isn’t time to raise the funds before committing to saving their life. Your support allows us to say yes. It allows us to welcome dogs with serious medical challenges, fully commit to the care they need, and keep going—even when their recovery takes months longer than anyone expected.

Because of you, Maggie had clean bandages, soft blankets, medications, repeated lab work, surgery, and people beside her through it all. Together, we helped her survive. Now, together, we can help her find the home she deserves.

Interested in meeting Maggie? She will be at our Adoption Center this Friday through Sunday. Come meet her Friday 2pm-8pm or Saturday & Sunday 11am-5pm or email [email protected] to make a reservation to adopt Maggie!

Thank you for allowing us to do what we do for Maggie and dogs like her. She is here because of YOU. Please share her story and help her next chapter begin. 🐾

To donate for dogs like Maggie:
▫️Give on-line (Debit or Credit Card): https://give-usa.keela.co/WrightWayRescueDonate

▫️PayPal: [email protected]

▫️Venmo: -wayrescue

▫️Mail a check:
Wright-Way Rescue
5915 W Lincoln Ave
Morton Grove, IL 60053

▫️Donate crypto:
https://wright-wayrescue.org/crypto