2007 OHS telethon: Oct. 14, 2007

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We Did It! Animals Lovers Set New Giving Record for OHS Telethon

Thousands of television viewers tuned into the Oregon Humane Society's Eighth Annual Telethon for the Animals, sponsored by Subaru, and set an all-time record for supporting animals in need.

Televised live on KATU Channel 2, the four-hour telethon succeeded in two of its most close to the heart endeavors:  finding homes for 93 dogs, cats, rabbits, and rodents over the weekend and raising over $275,000 to help homeless and unwanted pets.

"The telethon is a reflection of the compassion that our society has for animals and a measure of how valuable the services of OHS are to our community," states Sharon Harmon, Executive Director of the Oregon Humane Society. “Every dollar donated stays right here in this community helping the animals in your neighborhood.”

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Telethon hosts celebrate a new record.
The final total went even higher: $275,000
 

This year highlighted Oregon's own Special Humane Investigators on patrol and saw them in action. Viewers went behind the scenes in our state-of-the-art shelter, one of the newest and technologically advanced shelters in the nation.

Special segments introduced the many wonderful people who go above and beyond for the animals, from dedicated volunteers to some extraordinary children.

A special thanks to this year's telethon partners; Subaru of America, Banfield, the Pet Hospital, Bullard Smith Jernstadt Wilson, Castor & Pollux, Companion Pet Clinic - St Johns, Comcast, Cooper Mountain Kennels, Creative Forms Service, Dignified Pet Services, Fullerton & Associates, Java Jacket, Jensen Investment Management, Miller Nash LLP, Milstead and Associates, Murrayhill Veterinary Hospital NACCO Material Handling Group, Inc., North Portland Veterinary Hospital, The ODS Company, OHS Board of Trustees, Plum Tree Mortgage, Quimby Corporation, RJ & Company, Schwabe Williamson Wyatt, and Skanska USA.

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WatchTheLoveLarge or small, your gift is important . The many programs OHS operates, such as animal cruelty investigations, humane education, and service learning, rely entirely on private donations. OHS receives no tax dollars and is not affiliated with any national organization.

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