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Wish List

To Donate a Kuranda Dog or Cat Bed...

Your gift of a Kuranda dog or cat bed will help a rescued cat or dog in one of our many foster homes feel safe and secure while waiting for its forever family.

Click here to donate a Kuranda bed.

To Donate Supplies....

All Sato Rescue volunteers and foster homes are always in need of supplies and equipment to provide our rescued Satos with the best care possible.

If you would like to donate something from our wish list of medical, veterinary, kennel, and food supplies, you would make some dogs very happy.

Donations can be sent to:
Edilia Vazquez
ASR President
212 Emmanuelli Norte
San Juan, Puerto Rico, 00917

We will gladly accept GENERIC brands of any and all items listed below.

Dog Food

Any kind, canned or dry; prefer PURINA or holistic brands

Medications and Veterinary Supplies

Benadryl® (children’s flavored liquid or regular tablets – allergy formula only)

Hartz® 2 in 1 flea shampoo & flea powder

Miconazole nitrate-4% - Monistat® 3-day treatment (for skin fungus)

Miconazole shampoo - (Technically for people, this can also treat canine skin fungus.)

Nutrical®, Nutristat® or equivalent 1cc and 3cc syringes

OmegaDerm® nutritional supplement liquid

Triple Antibiotic cream or ointment (Neosporin®)

3V caps or derm caps

Albon (liquid or caps)

Antibiotics:

Amoxycillin (or powder form for puppies)

Baytril

Clavamox® (Augmentin)

Clindamycin, and Clinda tabs

Cephalexin

Doxycycline

Droncit/Drontal

Frontline® SPRAY Primor

IDEXX® labs snap tests for heartworm/erlichia/lyme

Metronidazole (also known as Flagyl, Metril Protostat; the one labeled "for fish" can also be used)

Opthalmic ointments (non-cortisone)

Ottomax/Malotic or generic equivalent

Paramite®

Preventic®/Tick Arrest collars (active ingredient Armitraz)

REVOLUTION®

Deworming

Albon (liquid or caps)

Cextex

Droncit/Drontal

Ivermectin 1% clear liquid (available at feed stores)

Pannacur

Praziquantel generic brands

Pyrantel or Anthelban

Skin Treatments

Adam's flea and tick spray or generic equivalent

Capstar

Chlorhexiderm 4% shampoo

Derm caps/3Vcaps

Ectosoothe shampoo, any size

Frontline and Frontline spray

Lyme Dip

Lytar shampoo

Mitaban®

Omegaderm Liquid

Malaseb shampoo

Nustock

Paramite dip

Prevenctic®/tick Arrest collars

Revolution® caps

Kennels, Bowls, Leashes

Airline kennels and crates, any size; prefer intermediate,softy sided, "sherpa: style carry ons, preferably zipped closures. write to twig@allsatorescue.org for more details

Plastic tie wraps (or cable ties, often found in electrical departments, all sizes)

Stainless steel bowls, any size

Stainless steel water buckets/pails in 6 & 9 qt sizes with handles (the kind with one flat side is preferred to hang against the chain link fence in the dog runs.)

Leashes and collars, any size or type

Muzzles any size

Cleaning Supplies

Bleach, any brand

Odoban®

Garbage Bags (50 gallon size)

Disposable latex gloves - Size Large

Laundry Detergent

Dish washing soap

Zip top bags (all sizes)

Cotton swabs (Q-tips®)

Bath towels (new and used)

Sheets, any size, new or used

Thick or sturdy cleaning rags (new or used)

Information for Tourists

If you are a tourist and find a dog that you would like to rescue...

If you live in the United States, it's very easy to take a Sato back home with you. We would be happy to walk you through the process, as we LOVE to see Satos find forever homes.

Step 1: Get the dog to a vet
The animal will need a complete checkup and vaccinations, as well as a health certificate dated within 10 days of your scheduled departure. If the dog has health issues that prevent its being able to return with you on your flight, we will try to work with you to find options.

Step 2: Check with your airline
Every airline has a different policy regarding traveling with a pet. You need to check ahead to be sure you are in compliance.

Step 3: Buy an airline-safe kennel
You can find these at any Walmart.

Step 4: Get to the airlport early
It's good to be there at least two hours before your flight is scheduled to depart.

Step 5: Give your Sato lots of love!