Your donation is life changing, and tax-receiptable! We’ve made it easy for you to donate with a few different convenient ways of accepting payments through major credit cards, PayPal and more. Your generosity helps make tails wag and hearts smile. So, why wait? Join us in creating a brighter future for the Underdog.
When you donate through CanadaHelps using the form below, your contribution is tax-receipted instantly, no matter the amount. You can opt for a one-time donation or become a valued monthly donor, giving you flexibility in your support.
Not into online payments?
More Ways to Donate
eTransfer
If preferred, e-transfer to donations@manitobaunderdogs.org.
*Tax receipts are issued for donations of $20 of more if your name, mailing address and email are included.
Cheque
Snail mail a cheque made payable to Manitoba Underdogs Rescue:
23-845 Dakota Street – Suite #382
Winnipeg, Manitoba R2M 5M3
*Tax receipts are issued for donations of $20 or more if an email address is included.
Donate directly to our bills
Don’t forget to share your name, email and mailing address with the veterinary hospital so we can issue a tax receipt.
Dakota Veterinary Hospital
By phone: 204-255-8811
In person: Unit G – 1026 St. Mary’s Road
Hours of operation:
Monday to Thursday from 8:00am – 8:00pm
Friday from 8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday from 9:00am – 5:00pm
Closed on Sundays
Pembina Veterinary Hospital
By phone: 204-452-9427
In person at: 400 Pembina Highway
Hours of operation:
Always open (24/7, 365)
Gifts in kind
Contact us at giftsinkind@manitobaunderdogs.org to donate any of the items below!
Food & Treats
We are always in need of food, especially for puppies! We prefer grain-inclusive chicken or lamb based diets. We always need single ingredient treats, too, such as freeze dried.
Kennels & Crates
Our foster homes kennel train their Underdogs primarily using medium to large-sized wire or plastic kennels to ensure safety and assist in housebreaking.
Collars & Leashes
We use martingale collars to enhance the safety of our foster dogs, preventing them from slipping out when scared. These collars can be found at most pet stores.
