Adopt Ocotillo the Labrador Retriever 🐾

Photos of Ocotillo

Doggie Details

🐢 Name: Ocotillo
🦴 Breed: Labrador Retriever
♂️ Gender: Good Boy
πŸŽ‚ Age: 2 years old
🎯 Age Group: Young Adult
🎨 Color: Brown
πŸ†” Animal ID: A323815
πŸ“… Intake Date: October 29, 2026
πŸ•’ Profile Updated: November 2, 2026
🧑 Adoption Fee: $65
My Story

My name is Ocotillo and I am a good boy. I am 2 years old and I am a brown Labrador Retriever mix. I have been waiting for someone to save me at Chicago Animal Care and Control since October 29. I am homeless and I really need to find my forever home soon. ⏳ Please come and visit me at the shelter. πŸ™

Visit Ocotillo 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.

Included with adoption: Spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, and age-appropriate vaccinations. Ask CACC staff about this dog’s medical records and any additional care needs.

Are You Thinking About Adopting Ocotillo?

Helping Ocotillo leave the shelter may begin with a simple visit to Chicago Animal Care and Control. Some visitors arrive planning to adopt while others become interested after spending time together during a meet and greet interaction outside the kennel area.

Depending on the interaction, visitors may walk with him, use treats or toys, or spend quiet time together while learning more from staff and volunteers. Spending time together outside the busiest shelter areas often provides a much clearer understanding of how he behaves in calmer surroundings.

If surgery still needs to be completed before adoption can be finalized, Ocotillo will need recovery time afterward before going home. Volunteers can explain what the timeline may look like and when pickup could become available.

Some rescue organizations may also help coordinate foster placements for visitors interested in helping him leave the shelter sooner. Foster homes often provide dogs additional time to settle into routines and decompress outside the shelter environment.


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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