April 24, 2008
PNC Arts Center

The Save U.S. Pets Foundation is Going GREEN with its Fundraising!

The Save U.S. Pets Foundation announced its 3rd Annual Wine Tasting Event to be held on
Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at the PNC Arts Center. The Foundation will be raffling off a
2009 Toyota Camry HYBRID from DCH Freehold Toyota/Scion and tickets will be available for sale
at the Wine Tasting event.

Click here for more information on the event.

DCH Freehold Toyota/Scion
4268 Route 9 South
732-431-3251
www.dchfreeholdtoyota.com

March, 2008

Save U.S. Pets holds a Hopp'n Fundraiser!

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital was pleased to host Pet Photos with the Easter Bunny and
raised $1,100 for the Save U.S. Pets Foundation.

December, 2007

Santa Helps Save U.S. Pets!

Red Bank Veterinary Hospital was pleased to host Pet Photos with Santa to raise funds for the
Save U.S. Pets Foundation.


Missy-Dolly, Summer, and Bo Bo Max sit with
Santa to raise funds for the Save U.S. Pets
Foundation.

Santa helps put the "fun" in fundraising with Andy
the Maltese Yorkie.

October 25, 2007

The Second Annual Save U.S. Pets Wine Tasting Event was a Success!


The SUSP Board with it's Participating Veterinarian members, pictured from left to right,
Drs. Paul Gambardella and John DeVries, Oradell Animal Hospital, Dr. Anthony DeCarlo,
Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, Neil Mackey, SUSP Foundation, Dr. Thomas Trotter, Red Bank Veterinary Hospital, Susan Lemme, SUSP Foundation, Dr. Howard Redlus, Columbus Central Veterinary Hospital, and Michael J. Sherlock, SUSP Foundation

Save U.S. Pets Foundation raised in excess of $6,000 at its second annual Wine Tasting event in October at Watchung’s Exempt Fireman’s Club. The event honored Mr. Tony Hatab, Esq., and Ms. Mary Lou DiNardo, President, TK/PR Public Relations, Inc. for their professional pro bono service to the Foundation.

The Foundation had much more to celebrate during the evening as Susan Lemme, the Foundation’s Board Chairman and Managing Director welcomed two new participating veterinarian practices into the fold, including: Columbus Central Veterinary Hospital Columbus, NJ, led by Dr. Howard Redlus, DVM, Associate Veterinarian, and Oradell Animal Hospital, Oradell, NJ, led by Dr. Paul Gambardella, VMD, MS, DACVS, Hospital Director, and Dr. John DeVries, DAVBP, Assistant Hospital Director,

The guests enjoyed top shelf wines and a tasty dinner catered by an all- volunteer staff guided by Susan Lemme who was assisted by a team of employees from the Foundation’s Participating Veterinarians.  Special thanks is extended to the musicians, gift auction donors and wine suppliers who donated their services for the evening.

We are sincerely thankful for the generosity of our donors who made this special evening a success.

The Foundation is looking forward to its 2008 Wine Tasting Event in the hope that you will join us to
celebrate the generosity of people who are dedicated, as we are, to saving pet’s lives.

July 13, 2007

Save U.S. Pets Foundation featured in Two River Times article.

Click here to view article in pdf format.  

May 1, 2007

Save U.S. Pets Foundation is Proud to Announce the Launch of Our Inaugural Website, saveuspets.org.

Visitors to our site will learn more about our all volunteer non-profit organization and will be moved by inspiring stories of the brave pets who we have helped.

We hope people will be motivated to help in any way they can either through making an online donation, volunteering service, or telling friends and family about us.

Licensed practicing veterinarians are invited to participate in the Foundation grant process and can learn about how they can help through the website.

We look forward to communicating with all pet families, friends and veterinarians.

April 9, 2007
Save U.S. Pets Foundation is Featured on a NJN Newscast.  

NJN news reporter Marie Denoia invited the Foundation to participate in a news story on the pet food recall and featuring the Foundation’s recent effort to fund grants for pets who become ill as a result of eating the tainted food.

The Foundation’s Susan Lemme, Chairman, Board of Trustees and Managing Director and Michael J. Sherlock, Member, Board of Trustees and Treasurer appeared on the newscast. In addition, Joanne Dickinson and her family, along with “Sandy,” their golden doodle puppy appeared to talk about the circumstances under which they received a grant from Save U.S. Pets Foundation.

March 25, 2007

Save U.S. Pets Foundation Launches a Special Effort to Save the Lives of Pets Taken Ill
as a Result of the Pet Food Crisis.

The Foundation reached out to 800 New Jersey Veterinarians announcing it’s willingness to expend the Foundation’s entire uncommitted fund balance to help pets and families in this emergency. While funds are limited, veterinarians are asked for help in making the Foundation aware of any clients who may be appropriate for funding.

Save U.S. Pets Foundation enlists the support of the New Jersey veterinary community in helping those unable to bear the financial burden of this unfortunate incident.

To learn more, licensed practicing New Jersey veterinarians are invited click here to access printable forms of the participating veterinary agreement, grant application, criteria for assistance and a client release form.