America's #1 Luxury Pet Resort is Now Open in Deerfield.

K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel Deerfield

Dog parents, rejoice: Chicagoland’s canine community has a new favorite place to stay and play. K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel recently opened its first Illinois location in Deerfield, bringing award-winning pet care and resort-style amenities to the North Shore. With a 20-year track record of excellence and locations in 28 states and growing, K9 Resorts has earned its reputation as the most awarded pet care brand in the country. Designed with dogs (and their humans) in mind, K9 Resorts combines comfort, cleanliness, and professionalism to create a one-of-a-kind experience. Whether you're heading out of town or just need reliable weekday daycare, you’ll find peace of mind knowing your pet is cared for like family. The K9 Experience includes: • Luxury dog boarding and daycare, 365 days a year • Spacious, cage-free suites with premium beds • Indoor and outdoor play yards for safe, supervised fun • Hospital-grade cleaning protocols • A professionally trained staff that treats every guest like their own • Five-star customer service from start to finish Every detail of the Deerfield resort is tailored to create a stress-free, tail-wagging environment for your pet. No cages. No chaos. Just happy dogs and happy dog parents. Tours are available, and first-time guests are always welcome. To learn more or book a stay, visit k9resorts.com.

Lake County

Eric DeGrechie

Chicago Metropolitan Area

Deerfield

Illinois

Dog parents, rejoice: Chicagoland’s canine community has a new favorite place to stay and play. K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel recently opened its...

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HIGHLAND PARK, IL - Peaceful Communities, a North Shore based anti-gun group, plans to protest at the Sunset Foods grocery store in Highland Park on Thursday, Jan. 21. The protest is expected to last for an hour beginning at 10 a.m. on the sidewalk at the parking lot entrance at 1812 Green Bay Road. "Sunset has a reputation for community involvement, but, sadly, on the issue of gun-safety, they are acting contrary to what the community wants," said Lee Goodman, organizer of the protest, which is part of the group's "Shop Safer" campaign. "Illinois law allows stores to choose whether to allow guns. The people of Highland Park overwhelmingly don't want people carrying guns where they shop. More than a hundred stores in Highland Park have already posted the signs, but Sunset refuses. Sunset should act responsibly and post the signs," added Goodman. Goodman says his group has met with the CEO of Sunset Foods and even after several emails from anti-gun advocates, the grocer has refused to post signs banning guns in the store. "Sunset insists on viewing this as a political question. It's not political. It's a matter of public safety, and shoppers have a right to demand that the stores that they shop in are as safe as possible," Goodman said.

HIGHLAND PARK, IL - Peaceful Communities, a North Shore based anti-gun group, plans to protest at the Sunset Foods grocery store in Highland Park on Thursday, Jan. 21.

The protest is expected to last for an hour beginning at 10 a.m. on the sidewalk at the parking lot entrance at 1812 Green Bay Road. “Sunset has a reputation for community involvement, but, sadly, on the issue of gun-safety, they are acting contrary to what the community wants,” said Lee Goodman, organizer of the protest, which is part of the group’s “Shop Safer” campaign.

“Illinois law allows stores to choose whether to allow guns. The people of Highland Park overwhelmingly don’t want people carrying guns where they shop. More than a hundred stores in Highland Park have already posted the signs, but Sunset refuses. Sunset should act responsibly and post the signs,” added Goodman. Goodman says his group has met with the CEO of Sunset Foods and even after several emails from anti-gun advocates, the grocer has refused to post signs banning guns in the store.

“Sunset insists on viewing this as a political question. It’s not political. It’s a matter of public safety, and shoppers have a right to demand that the stores that they shop in are as safe as possible,” Goodman said.

Peaceful Communities will rally against the grocer for not banning guns in its stores.