Our Wishlist

Students for 'The Shelter' is currently collecting the following items, in addition to money donations. If you wish to donate any of these items or if you wish to make a money donation, please email us at the address listed at the top of this webpage (britt.amber@gmail.com) and we will supply you with further information.

For Dogs
Science Diet® puppy and dog canned foods (unopened)
Natural Balance canned and dry food (unopened)
Nylabones
Stuffed and/or rubber toys
Combs/Brushes
Gentle Leaders (medium and large)
New or gently used agility equipment
Stainless Steel Water/Food Bowls
Large/Medium/Small dog beds
Clean, new or used bath towels
White fleece material
Large/Medium/Small crates (new or gently used)
Soft-sided plastic airline dog carriers (new or gently used)

For Cats
Cat litter (clumping)
Litter boxes
Cat nail clippers
Combs/Brushes
Interactive toys (i.e. wands with feathers)
Science Diet® Dry Cat/Kitten Food (unopened)
Fancy Feast® moist food (unopened)
9Lives® Tuna (unopened)
Wellness® cat food (unopened)
Natural Balance cat food (unopened)
Small jars of turkey or chicken baby food (unopened)
Small paper plates
Soft-sided plastic airline cat carriers (new or gently used)

General
Paper towels
PETCO® gift cards
Kleenex®
Gasoline gift cards
Toilet Paper
Digital camera
409® cleaning spray
Unscented, white tea light candles
Glass cleaner
Stamps
Laundry detergent
Computer/Copier paper
Bleach
Small black binder clips
Lint brushes
Sharpie® brand pens
30-50 gallon heavy duty garbage bags
Rolling storage carts
Large plastic garbage cans
42" flat panel plasma TV for client education in Spay/Neuter Clinic lobby (Best Buy® ~ $800)
Mop heads
Mop bucket with wringer

Current Project

As of January 2009, Students for 'The Shelter' has decided to point our attention towards an animal welfare, specifically, a no-kill animal shelter known as 'PAWS Chicago.' We are fundraising for this organization and are committed to this group primarily because it is dedicated to a 'no-kill' policy meaning that all animals brought into the shelter will never be subjected to euthanization no matter how long their eventual stay at PAWS. This is exactly why PAWS needs assistance - maintaining a healthy living habitat for all of these dogs and cats can quickly become very expensive.

More information about PAWS Chicago can be retrieved at the following web address:
http://www.pawschicago.org/

Or, you may simply browse Students for 'The Shelter' for information about how you can contribute to our cause. We would like to fundraise as much as we possibly can so we may present a large gift to PAWS Chicago as a united effort represented by Students for 'The Shelter.'