Meet Rocket the Labrador Retriever 🐾

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Doggie Details

🐢 Name: Rocket
🦴 Breed: Labrador Retriever
♂️ Gender: Good Boy
🎨 Color: Brown & Brindle
πŸ†” Animal ID: A319016
πŸ“ Found: 6400 Block S Claremont Ave, Chicago IL 60636
πŸ™οΈ Neighborhood: West Englewood
πŸ“… Intake Date: August 16, 2026
πŸ•’ Profile Updated: August 17, 2026
🧑 Adoption Fee: $0 (Adoption fees are waived through August 31, 2026.)
My Story

My name is Rocket and I am a good boy. I am a brown & brindle Labrador Retriever mix and I was found near 6400 Block S Claremont Ave in Chicago's West Englewood neighborhood. I have been waiting for someone to save me at Chicago Animal Care and Control since August 16. I am homeless and I really need to find my forever home soon. ⏳ Please come and visit me at the shelter. πŸ™

Visit Rocket at Chicago Animal Care and Control

Address: 2741 S Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60608
Phone: (312) 747-1406
Adoption Hours: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM Daily

Note to visitors: Walk-in adoptions run daily. Please arrive before 5:30 PM for same day adoptions, and no later than 6:30 PM to visit with dogs.

Are You Thinking About Adopting Rocket?

To foster Rocket through a rescue partner, visitors can speak with volunteers about organizations that may be able to place a hold while foster applications are being reviewed. Approval timelines may vary depending on the rescue involved and available foster space.

During the meet and greet interaction, visitors may spend time walking with him, using treats or toys, or simply relaxing together outside the kennel environment. Some dogs become more playful once they have room to move around while others seem calmer during one on one interaction away from the busiest shelter areas.

Foster homes often provide dogs additional time to decompress, settle into routines, and adjust to home environments outside the shelter. Rescue organizations may also provide veterinary support, supplies, food, and placement guidance throughout foster placement.

Some foster placements eventually become permanent adoptions while others remain temporary placements until the dog is adopted. Spending additional time together outside the shelter often helps visitors decide which option feels like the better fit.


Videos are courtesy of Chicago Animal Care and Control volunteer run YouTube Channel. You can also view the full list of dogs currently available for adoption through 24PetConnect.

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