Show Your Dawg You’ve Got His Back.

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Under the wince-worthy tagline “Fix your dog, it’s all good!”, the ASPCA uses graffiti to encourage pet owners to spay or neuter their animals. See the bad-ass pitbull variant.

The campaign targets black and Hispanic inner-city male dog owners, which will probably smirk, or maybe dolefully shake their heads, when they see the earnest posters on the streets of New York. But since this is a friendly effort to encourage proper furry-friend-stewardship — and not a lamesauce rap promotion for Taco Bell — maybe they’ll cut the ASPCA some slack.

Put together by Tampa-based Pyper Paul + Kenney.

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