"Black Friday" 50% Off: Nov. 27-29

 

Who wants to go to the mall during the busiest shopping day of the year? Instead, come to the Oregon Humane Society and get 50% off the adoption fee of any black or predominantly black adult pet on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday after Thanksgiving (Nov. 27-29).

 

OHS is a great place to escape the madness of holiday shopping and spend some one-on-one time with your next furry friend. We even have two OHS retail stores that stock everything a practical (and fun-loving) pet owner could need.

The annual OHS Black Friday sale begins at 10:00 am on Friday Nov. 27th and runs through Sunday, Nov. 29th. You'll find a huge selection of adult animals in all shapes and sizes. As of today (Nov. 4), we have 24 dogs, 48 cats and five rabbits that qualify for the Black Friday 50% off adoption special.
 
But wait, there's more!

 

Every OHS adoption comes with a great list of "extras." Every animal is spayed or neutered; comes with an identification microchip, collar and tag; has received its initial round of vaccinations; and includes a free month of health insurance and a free first visit to a veterinarian. And did we mention that the staff of OHS is always available to answer your pet-related questions and help you find the perfect match?
 
Brighten up your Black Friday and take a pet home for the holidays!

 

 

 

Cat Adoption Promotions

 

Adopt an adult cat, and the second cat is free   When you take home TWO kittens, you save 50% on the second kitten (kittens are 6 months and younger)

 

Why Adopt Two Cats?

 

Cats make wonderful pets. And studies have found that adopting two cats has many benefits:

 

• By having two or more cats, you are able to enjoy the true social nature of cats and their relationships with each other.
• Cats who have a playmate tend to be more socially well-adjusted and avoid behavior problems like shyness, biting, hissing, being frightened and hiding in the company of people they don't know.
  
• If you must work long hours or travel for a couple of days, two or more cats keep each other company and are more tranquil during your absence.
  
• It's more likely that people bring back an adopted cat due to behavior problems when only one has been adopted rather than two.
  
• Your cat will remain more playful and youthful into his/her later years with a companion.
  
• Cats are much less likely to gain weight due to lack of movement, and to suffer related illnesses.
  
• The workload to care for two cats is about the same as it is for one cat.