Urban Underdogs

Always such an inspiration being surrounded by like minded people.

Meet Barry our newest Nip n Tuck recipient. Look at him showing off his Cone of Fame. Spay and Neuter not only saves lives, but it also helps your pet lead a happier and healthier life. Special thanks to our donors who help make these services possible.

Meet Mocha our 2nd newest
Nip n Tuck Recipient. Look at that baby face. What we do is simple but impactful. You see, there is a major pet overpopulation issue in our city but also in our country. With each and ever pet we spay/neuter its just one more pet who won't be contributing to the pet population issue.

We have no paid employees and very low overhead, which means
100% of the money you donate goes to helping pets like mocha.

If you would like to make a donation, please visit our website at: www.urbanunderdogs.org

This little love bug got his Nip n Tuck surgery yesterday. Here is the update his dad sent us:

Good Morning Archïmedes and I are truly happy and pleased with your company and the vet office. 🐾 🖤 He's wearing his cone I told him it stays on for 14 days he barked at me LOL. He's been sleeping a lot. Hopefully in the near future I can pay it forward or volunteer. Thank You so much.

When you don't to us 100% of your donation goes into helping pets in need, like Archimedes. Thank you for all our donors who makes these nip n tuck surgeries possible. If you are interested in making a donation please visit our website at:

www.urbanunderdogs.org

We want to take moment to thank Bears Las Vegas for recognizing the work we do. Spay and Neuter is a critical component to pet overpopulation and the fact the Bears Las Vegas also recognize this, warms our hearts. Thank you again.

Non Profits helping Non Profits. Yesterday we helped out our friends at 'Everybody is Somebody" at their monthly give and meal distribution. 1000lbs of food served 202 people. It was a beautiful event....and we are so thankful we got the opportunity to lend a helping hand.

I would like to make this very clear, if you contact us for assistance and you treat us in an abusive manner, we can and will refuse you services. We ask questions when you contact us requesting assistance. We have to there is no way around it. It's weird that people don't want to answer simple questions like "may we ask who this is" or "may we ask who refereed you". If we deem we can assist you, we need to know your name so when we schedule your pets appointment your name is attached to your pet. Common Sense. Ok....rant over....have a beautiful day.