Donate Supplies

Rescue runs on supplies.
Not the inspiring kind — the daily, boring, absolutely essential ones.

Food, meds, syringes, gloves, shampoo, leashes. The things that get used up quietly, every single day, while dogs are treated, fed, cleaned, and moved through the system.

Donating supplies helps us lower operating costs, which means we can reach more animals, more consistently — across Isla Mujeres and the Cancún area.

If you’re able to donate items instead of funds, this is one of the most direct ways to help.

Amazon Wishlist (easiest option)

The easiest way to donate supplies is through our Amazon Wishlist.
Items ship directly to our team and go straight into use.

If you include your name in the gift note, we’ll know who to thank — sometimes boxes arrive like rescue roulette.

Medical Supplies

Medical supplies are always in high demand. Using reliable, high-quality materials is critical — many of the animals we treat return to street environments or rural areas where follow-up care isn’t possible. Poor materials mean infections, complications, and suffering we can’t undo.

Syringes & needles

  • Syringes: 1 cc & 3 cc (Slip lock & Luer lock)

  • Needles: 18–25 gauge

Surgical supplies

  • Surgical blades: #10

  • Sterile surgical gloves (sizes 6–8)

  • Sterile drapes (or drape material we can cut and sterilize)

  • Spay hooks (all sizes)

  • Surgical instruments (general)

Sutures (absorbable – high quality only)

  • 0-0 PDS

  • 2-0 PDS

  • 3-0 PDS

  • ½ curved cutting surgical suture needles

  • Reels of the same suture material are also extremely useful

Disinfectants & wound care

  • Betadine (solution & hand scrub)

  • Chlorhexidine

  • Sterile gauze

  • Non-sterile gauze

  • Cotton balls

IV & injectable supplies

  • IV sets (microdrip & macrodrip)

  • IV catheters: 20g, 22g, 24g

Medications

  • Triple antibiotic eye ointment

  • Injectable long-acting amoxicillin

  • Cephalexin

  • Ketoconazole

  • Doxycycline 

  • Cerenia

Non-Medical Supplies

These items support daily care, hygiene, transport, and recovery — and are used constantly.

Daily care

  • Leashes & collars

  • Food dishes

  • Animal vitamins (especially puppy vitamins or nutritional gels)

  • Puppy pads

  • Towels & blankets

Health & hygiene

  • Eye drops

  • Ear cleaner

  • Ear mite & ear fungus treatments

  • Fungal creams

  • Antibiotic creams (e.g. Neosporin)

  • Flea & tick medication

  • Shampoo

Tools & equipment

  • Oster or Wahl clippers

  • Clipper blades (#40)

  • Tweezers

  • Scissors

  • Duct tape

  • Tarps

Transport

  • Hard or soft crates suitable for carry-on or transport

Gift cards

  • Walmart or Costco gift cards
    (used to purchase supplies that can’t be shipped or aren’t available online)