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LCAR Donation Boxes
Your spare change can help us transport dogs and cats to no-kill rescues in Illinois. Save an animal today! Tomorrow may be too late!
LCAR has a cash donation box here:
• Logan Co. Animal Control, 1517 N. Kickapoo Street, Lincoln
Your direct cash donations to LCAR ensures that LCAR can continue to feed, care for, and transport homeless dogs and cats. Please help those who cannot help themselves!
If you are short on cash but have some free time, donate your time instead of money. Helping out your local animal shelter is an inexpensive way to help these orphaned animals. Volunteering is a great opportunity to help an organization that may be short on employees and/or other volunteers, and as a bonus, you will be amazed at how good you feel as a result! These animals want to be walked, brushed, and socialized. Cats and dogs both would love to see you come out and spend some time with them, as these animals are very social creatures, and they need your company. The more socialization the animals receive, the better their chances are of getting adopted. If you would like to lend a hand, please contact your local shelter or rescue organization.
Logan County Animal Rescue (LCAR) is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization. Your generous donations help LCAR save and transport dogs and cats to no-kill shelters around the state. We also pay for necessary veterinary costs and food. Your monetary donation may be tax deductible! If you are looking to donate this year to a great organization that gives back to the community, consider donating to LCAR, and we will give you a receipt for your taxes. Please mail your monetary gifts to:
Logan County Animal Rescue
750 Prairie Street
Lincoln, IL 62656
We are asking for donations of litter boxes measuring at 9x9 inches square. Donations can be dropped off at:
Logan Co. Animal Control
1517 N. Kickapoo Street, Lincoln
Gia's and her Friends' Donations to LCAR
August 2023
"Gia" of Lincoln celebrated her 9th birthday at Logan Lanes.
Gia asked her friends to bring needed items for dogs and cats to help them out. LCAR received money, food, treats, and cleaning supplies. Gia does have a dog of her own.
LCAR would like to thank Gia and her friends for their gifts to the cats and dogs who all need a loving home.
Gia is pictured here with Kelly Cale, president of LCAR.
Northwest Elementary School
December 2021
Mrs. Miller's 2nd grade class at Northwest Elementary School in Lincoln took up a collection for rescued dogs and cats here in Logan County. Kelly Cale of Logan County Animal Rescue went to talk to the students and thanked them for all their donations.
"The animals will be so happy with all their new stuff. Thanks kids for helping the animals at Christmas time. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all from Logan County Animal Rescue."
Kelly Cale - LCAR, President
Wags and Purrs at WL-B
Logan County Animal Rescue and West Lincoln-Broadwell ESD #92
14 February 2019
Sandy Johnson Memorial (she passed)
Jane Bryson
Wanda Stevens
West Lincoln-Broadwell student council members who donated Valentine flower proceeds to the Logan County Animal Rescue were from left: Jane Turner, Piper Whiteman, Owen Roemer, Burke Wilkin, Jake Bivin, Kelly Cale, Brenden Heitzig, Lily Block, Shreya Patel, Grace Schneider, Sarah Kennedy, and Alexandra Tanner.
West Lincoln-Broadwell student council made the animals at Logan County Animal Rescue smile. The group collected money for flowers to be given away during Valentine’s Day celebrations with the money being donated to the Logan County Animal Rescue. A check for $342.10 was presented to Kelly Cale, President of LCAR, who was happy for the students' help.
“The money we spend helps with gas when we transport animals,” said Cale.
Student council sponsor Sarah Kennedy, secretary at WL-B, said the students were so thoughtful in making sure their efforts made a difference.
Sandy Johnson Memorial (she passed)
Jane Bryson
Wanda Stevens
“They wanted to make sure every student received a flower today and the money went to a good cause,” said Kennedy.
Logan County Animal Rescue is a not-for-profit 501c3 organization in Lincoln dedicated to saving animals from kill shelters and relocating them to no-kill shelters until a forever home can be found. LCAR is run totally by volunteers; the staff is unpaid. All proceeds from fundraising events go to the care, feeding, vet costs, and transportation of the dogs and cats. To support the LCAR efforts, mail monetary gifts to: Logan County Animal Rescue, 750 Prairie St., Lincoln, IL 62656.
Source -- Article by Jean Ann Miller / The Courier
Taylor Lyon
T.J. Lyon Photography, Lincoln
Taylor Lyon of T.J. Lyon Photography in Lincoln made a huge donation of dog and cat food, kitten supplies, treats, dog and cat bowls, pet toys, and more.
For her birthday (in 2018), Taylor asked for donations to be given to Logan County Animal Rescue, because she says LCAR's mission means a lot to her.
Taylor also pledged to give 100% of her photoshoot money in March to LCAR.
LCAR would like to thank Taylor and her supporters for their generous donations to the cats and dogs.
Gerald "Jerry" Frank Hodgdon
14 May 1943 to 25 February 2020
Jerry has been a LCAR volunteer from the very beginning. He was always there when needed, providing help for fundraisers, parades, and socializing the cats and kittens out at the pound.
Memorials may be made to the Logan County Animal Rescue.
Sandy Johnson Memorial (she passed)
Jane Bryson
Wanda Stevens
