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Sean Patrick’s Pub & Grill Collects Supplies for Street Dogz All September

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Sean Patrick’s Pub & Grill Collects Supplies for Street Dogz All September

Published September 9, 2026

September is a chance to do a little good for dogs and cats in need, and Sean Patrick’s Pub & Grill is making it easy to help. The North Las Vegas restaurant is hosting a month-long donation drive for Street Dogz, with the goal of filling the bar with much-needed pet supplies.

Throughout September, community members can drop off donations at Sean Patrick’s, which is open 24 hours a day. Dog food and supplies are welcome, and cat food – both wet and dry – is especially appreciated.

Supporting Street Dogz

Street Dogz works to help people experiencing homelessness keep their pets by providing resources and support that can make it possible for people and their animals to remain together.

That mission is particularly important in a community where the bond between a person and their dog can provide companionship, comfort and stability. Donations of everyday pet supplies can help Street Dogz continue those efforts and reach people who might otherwise have to choose between meeting their own needs and caring for their pets.

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Dog Friendly Las Vegas previously featured Street Dogz and the work behind its mission. Read the full DFLV feature here.

Drop Off a Donation in September

Sean Patrick’s Pub & Grill is located at 3290 W Ann Road in North Las Vegas and is open 24/7, giving the community plenty of opportunities to add a donation to their next visit.

Whether it’s a bag of dog food, cat food or another useful pet supply, every contribution can help Street Dogz continue making sure pets and the people who love them can stay together.

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