A Nighttime Rescue Team.
A City That Never Sleeps.
A Story About Who Shows Up When No One Is Watching.
Dumped is a documentary following a volunteer rescue team operating 24/7 in one of the most extreme urban environments in the US.
This is not about saving dogs. It is about responsibility, empathy, and the people who refuse to look away.
Las Vegas is a city built on spectacle. What happens after midnight rarely makes it into the spotlight.
Every night, abandoned, injured, and forgotten dogs roam the streets. Not statistics. Living beings.
The film “DUMPED” follows a small team of volunteers from “Paws Patrol Las Vegas” who patrol the city at night, responding to calls, rescuing dogs in distress, and dealing with the emotional cost of caring when the system fails.
This documentary is not advocacy content.
It is observation. Presence. Reality.
Why
”DUMPED”
Matters
Meet the Team Behind the Calls
The Paws Patrol team is made of volunteers. No fame. No funding machine. Just people who show up, night after night.
The film focuses on:
The emotional weight of rescue
Burnout, doubt, and resilience
The bond between humans and animals under pressure
The moral gray areas no one talks about
This is not a hero story.
It is a human one.
DUMPED is developed as a long-term project.
The short film will live beyond a single release through festivals, community screenings, and a curated online release.
Subscribers will receive:
Early access to the film
Exclusive behind-the-scenes footage
Updates directly from the production
Access to future related stories through ELEVI
They Patrol the Night So These Dogs Don’t Die Alone.
Discover Paws Patrol Las Vegas website through this link