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Forty-seven rabbits were found and rescued from an extended stay hotel located in the Chicago suburb of Schaumburg, Illinois, recently.

47 rabbits discovered in hotel room in Chicago suburb Almost 50 rabbits were discovered earlier this week inside a suburban Chicago hotel room. A woman cared for the 47 bunnies as pets at a MainStay Suites in Schaumburg, about 25 miles northwest of downtown Chicago, nonprofit news group Block Club Chicago reported. © One Tail at a Time The rabbits took over the room. The rabbits took over the room. (One Tail at a Time/) MainStay Suites is an extended-stay hotel chain, and the unidentified woman had been living in the room since at least March 2020, according to WGN. Hotel staff stopped cle...

Here's How to Volunteer in Chicago This Earth Day and Beyond Thrillist 4 hrs ago © Plant Chicago There are plenty of ways for citizens to help protect the environment, but supporting local parks and organizations working to preserve our planet is a great place to start. Chances to volunteer abound in Chicago, whether you're looking to pitch in at a public park, urban farm, or farmers market or combat climate change by joining forces with a sustainability-focused advocacy or educational program. We've culled a list of local organizations in need of volunteers to help you get out and give b...

Support Us Animal control centers, shelters, and rescues do vital work to help end animal homelessness. Without them, so many animals would never find their forever homes or get the care they need. Sadly, these centers and organizations are often under-funded, which makes it difficult for them to help as many animals as possible. Recently, someone came across a pup near their home in the middle of the harsh Chicago winter. The dog, now named Arugula, was severely underweight, unable to stand, and wrapped in a urine-soaked blanket. Fortunately, One Tail at a Time was able to take her in and he...

With their reputations at stake, companies are taking swift action against employees who breached the U.S. Capitol as well as some who say they merely attended Wednesday’s rally at President Donald’s Trump’s urging.