Save US Pets

12/10/2024

On Sunday, December 8th, Santa Claus himself visited Red Bank Veterinary Hospital. He brought along helpful elves, and an incognito Mrs. Claus and they had an great time posing for pictures with so many pets and their people. All proceeds from the pictures were donated to Save U.S. Pets.

Ducks, ferrets, rabbits, cats and dogs all waited their turn to plead their case to the guy in red. Who's on the naughty list? (Beepers perhaps? 🦆) And who made it onto the Nice? 🎄 By the looks of these adorable faces, they'll all be getting something special under the tree this year. 🎅🎄

12/08/2024

Today!!🎅
10am to 3pm📸
Red Bank Veterinary Hospital🎄
Proceeds to benefit Save U.S.Pets 💙❤️

12/01/2024

One week from today!!
We are so excited to be hosting Santa Paws pictures at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital’s new location—100 Schulz Drive, Red Bank!!

Come on out from 10am to 3pm for a picture with Santa and his elves. Bring your pet, family and friends. Naught list or nice, all are welcome!!

Red Bank Veterinary will also have a donation box set up collecting dog and cat food/treats/toys/beds/blankets for local shelters and rescue groups.

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11/11/2024

🎅Santa Claus is Coming to Town🎅

Tell the four-legged, furry, finned and feathered family members not to worry--we made sure the big guy in red had the new hospital's address when we made the move! 🛷

Santa and his Elves will be stopping by on Sunday, December 8th for our annual Santa Paws event. Pets and their families are invited to come by Red Bank Veterinary Hospital for pictures from 10am to 3pm. The pictures are a $20 donation for each picture and proceeds go directly to Save U.S. Pets. 📸

There will also be a donation box set up that day collecting dog and cat food, treats, toys and beds. These items will then be donated to local shelters and rescue groups, helping to bring some of the comforts of home to the shelter pets for the holidays.💙

04/12/2024

01/17/2024

Alfie isn't sad, that's just his face!!😂

Alfie, a 6-month-old English Bulldog was recently hospitalized at one of our partnering hospitals, RRed Bank Veterinary Hospital Tinton Fallsfor non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema. He is pictured here with Dr. Farmer, one of the hopsital's Emergency & Critical Care veterinarians.

Alfie's sudden and unexpected medical emergency created a financial burden for his family, and Save U.S. Pets was happy to help by providing a grant to ease the hardship.

We are only able to help families like Alfie's because of generous donations we receive. To donate or to learn more about our foundation, please click here: https://saveuspets.org/

12/12/2023

Santa and his elves were at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Tinton Falls this past Sunday, taking pictures and making memories. A great day was had by all and proceeds from photos were donated to Save U.S. Pets.🎅📷💙

12/10/2023

Today!!
10am to 3pm
Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Tinton Falls
❤️🌲❤️🌲

12/06/2023

Reminder: this Sunday is Santa Paws pictures with proceeds benefitting Save U.S. Pets. Santa and his elves will be at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Tinton Falls from 10am to 3pm taking pics with your pets, kids, friends, etc.!

12/04/2023

Rosie, a 5-month-old West Highland Terrier, fractured her humerus and needed surgery.

An unexpected surgery yields an unexpected financial burden for many families. Save U.S. Pets received request for assistance from Rosie's family via Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Tinton Falls,one of our particpating hospitals, and we were able to help them get her the care she needed.

Helping families like Rosie's is only made possible through generous donations and with funds raised through fundraising events throughout the year. To learn more about Save U.S. Pets, how you can donate, and how you can apply for assistance, click here: https://saveuspets.org/

11/27/2023

Santa Paws Pictures benefitting Save U.S. Save US Pets
@ Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Tinton Falls
On Sunday 12/10 from 10am to 2pm
Pets & Kids Welcome(adults too)

11/14/2023

♥💙Meet Buddy💙♥
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This handsome little fella had to be hospitalized for several days after he got himself into a little trouble ingesting human medications, namely ibruprofen. He had elevated kidney values as a result of the toxins and needed round the clock care.

Unforeseen emergencies such as Buddy’s can rapidly incur financial burdens for families. Save U.S. Pets was happy to be able to step in and provide a grant to Buddy's family so he could get the treatment necessary and return home to his loving family, where he will hopefully stay out of trouble!!

Dr. Cathy Son and Dr. Alex Panarello, two of the veterinarians who treated Buddy at Red Bank Veterinary Hospital Tinton Falls are so thrilled to report Buddy is at home, happy and doing well.