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Raising Cane’s Plush Puppies Support Hearts Alive Village Through September 22nd

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Raising Cane’s Plush Puppies Support Hearts Alive Village Through September 22nd

Published September 2, 2026

A trip to Raising Cane’s can come with a little extra tail-wagging these days. The restaurant is selling Cane’s Plush Puppies at 20 locations across Las Vegas, with net proceeds from the plush toys benefiting Hearts Alive Village.

The fundraiser gives customers a simple way to pick up an adorable keepsake while helping support the Las Vegas animal welfare organization and the pets in its care.

A Plush Puppy With a Purpose

The Cane’s Plush Puppy promotion is available while supplies last or through September 22. Every plush puppy purchased during the promotion helps direct funds to Hearts Alive Village.

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For dog lovers, it is an easy opportunity to combine a fast-food stop with a little support for local rescue.

Nellis Location Goes the Extra Mile

Hearts Alive Village also highlighted the support it has received from the Raising Cane’s Nellis location, which has gone beyond the plush-puppy fundraiser by sponsoring adoption fees and sharing photos of adoptable dogs to help them find homes.

Raising Cane’s Plush

That kind of support can help put more attention on individual dogs waiting for families, while making adoption a little more accessible for potential adopters.

Support Rescue With Your Next Cane’s Stop

Cane’s Plush Puppies are available at 20 Raising Cane’s locations across Las Vegas while supplies last or through September 22nd.

Pick up a plush puppy and help Hearts Alive Village continue supporting animals in the community. It is a small purchase that can have a bigger impact for dogs and other pets waiting for care and forever homes.

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