Save-A-Vet nfp Inc.

Two Disabled Veterans

One was schedualed for euthanization due to injuries

obtained in the line of duty.

Both Served. Both deserve a life.

There are multiple ways to donate. Below is a list of items needed now and for the future. We are also always looking for volunteers. A volunteer does not always mean hands on work, but can also be someone with more experience in areas that we need help. Any way you choose to help, we greatly appreciate.

K-9 Treats (packaged to ship overseas)

K-9 Toys (assorted)

K-9 Cooling Vests (all sizes)

K-9 Kevlar (all sizes)

K-9 Booties (so far Fido Fleece have worked the best)

Telescoping Ramps (example shown at www.drsfostersmith.com )

Flotation Vests (used for K-9's during pier sweeps)

Dog Blankets (used in colder regions such as Afghanastan)

Office Equipment (assorted)

Labtops, Desktops, printers, electronic storage devices, projectors

Software of all kind, i.e., graphics, accounting, web design, architect, etc.

Vehicles (do not need to be working, but must have a solid frame), desperatly in need of Cargo Vans, Mini Vans and similar.

Construction Materials, Plumbing, Electrical, etc.

Heavy Equipment (does not have to be operational, but MUST be able to be fixed),

Trailers, Enclosed and Open

Save-A-Vet has close relationships with a large amount of other non-profit organizations. If you have anything that you wish to donate, that you believe can be used, we will find a use for it within our organization or one of our friends. We are also always excepting items to be used for raffles at our fundraisers.

All Donations that can be shipped with regular mail other than online monetary should be sent to:

Save-A-Vet nfp Inc.

387 Northgate Rd.

Lindenhurst, IL 60046

All Donations that are larger than mailed items such as vehicles, trailers, construction material etc., should contact dlscheurer@saveavet.org, so we may arrange drop off at one of our donated storage facilities. With the support of our volunteers, some donations can be arranged to be picked up. Thank you for your support.

To make a monetary donation:

On behalf of everyone at Save-A-Vet and the soldiers we are working to care for, we would like to thank you for your support.

Pictured to the left, Kathleen, Dexter and Justin. Dexter, an 11-year old shephard, who during his six year tour in Iraq saved the lives of over 1000 Soldiers, Marines and civilian workers. Dexter was schedualed to be euthinized after his service to our country. Your contribution goes directly to the care and well-being of Dexter and his fellow soldiers to come.

In addition, we strive to help all deployed K-9 units, law enforcement, fire, search and rescue along with all other government agencies that are unable to provide the many needed supplies to care for these comrades. We send out care packages overseas and state-side as much as possible.

It is our job to care for those who fight to keep us safe.

Land of the Free, Because of the Brave.