Charities
Established in 1990
Found loving families for over 16,000 homeless pets
Assist veterinarians confronting the stress and mental health issues related to economic euthanasia
Scholarships
University Of Illinois –

University of Illinois – College of Veterinary Medicine: The Future of Veterinary Medicine – Externship Program This program, offered through several veterinary schools, allows students to explore our hospitals firsthand. We provide opportunities for hands-on experience in surgery, post-operative care, client communication, and veterinary education.
Kremer Veterinary Services Scholarships: Established by Dr. Anthony T. Kremer, Class of 1990, and owner of multiple veterinary practices in the greater Chicagoland area, these scholarships support veterinary students in key areas of the profession. Each year, four scholarships of $1,000 each are awarded to third- and fourth-year students at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine. The scholarship categories include:
- Small Animal Surgery – Awarded to a third-year student demonstrating exceptional interest and skill in small animal orthopedic surgery, with plans to pursue a career in private practice.
- Business & Practice Management – Given to a fourth-year student with a strong interest in the economics of veterinary medicine and practice management, fostering the development of successful veterinary entrepreneurs.
- Shelter Medicine – Presented to a student dedicated to improving the health and well-being of animals in shelter environments through medical care and advocacy.
- Telemedicine – Awarded to a student exploring the role of technology in veterinary medicine, with a focus on telehealth services that enhance patient care and accessibility.
Dr. Kremer's goal is to support future veterinarians in these diverse fields, ensuring they have the resources and knowledge to advance the profession.
Empower Scholarship Fund –

Our Journey
Dr. Tony established the Kremer Veterinary Services Scholarship through Empower Scholarship Fund to assist students attending Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine with tuition costs. Eligible students who have demonstrated academic success with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need may apply for one of three scholarship offerings valued at $3,500 annually.