Paws and Claws will celebrate 2nd anniversary with community brunch

On Saturday, May 21 at 10:00 a.m. Paws and Claws Rescue in Evanston will be celebrating their two-year anniversary at the Firehouse Grill patio at 750 Chicago Ave. All members of the Evanston community are invited to stop by for brunch and coffee, and celebrate the 650 lives they have saved in just 24 months!

Founder and Executive Director Ashlynn Boyce said, “Our life-saving work over the last few years would not have been possible without the support of the Evanston community! We are so excited to come together for a morning of gratitude and fun. Please, please, please invite everyone you know to stop by!”

Your $25 donation will go directly to the animals and their medical needs. Join the Rescue for an all you can eat buffet brunch. RSVP here.

Paws and Claws Chicago Rescue was born at the beginning of the pandemic and has since saved over 650 cats and dogs from euthanasia and abandonment. Their focus is on rescuing orphaned neonatal kittens, nursing kittens with their mothers, under-socialized cats, and other animals who are overlooked at animal control facilities. They see themselves as the crossing guards for these vulnerable animals, helping them get from their past, whether that be from a traumatic home, a kennel, or a euthanasia list, to a safe and kind human who will love them.

Submitted by Paws and Claws Rescue