Best Community Animal Rescue
Oregon Humane has been named Best Community Animal Rescue in Willamette Week’s Best of Portland 2026 Reader’s Poll! Thanks to our incredible community for helping to put compassion into action for pets and the people who love them.
Visit Our Community Veterinary Hospital
Open Daily by Appointment
Here for pets, not for profit. Learn what makes our Community Veterinary Hospital a great place for pets and the people who love them.
Services include urgent care, preventative care, spay/neuter, dentistry, and surgery.
Won second place for Best Veterinary Practice in Willamette Week’s Best of Portland 2026 Reader’s Poll!
Our Annual Impact
Strengthening bonds between animals, humans, and communities.
12,478
Families found joy through adoption
Enabling animals and humans to have a safe, healthy, and supported foundation.
56,376
Lives made longer and happier by veterinary care
Fostering skills and understanding that enhance connection between animals and humans.
2,498
BFFs strengthened their bond through training classes
Reinforcing accountability and safeguarding relationships between animals and humans.
2,048
Lives made brighter by Oregon Humane Law Enforcement
Adopt a Pet
- 5m
- Male
- 4.2 lbs
- 1y
- Female
- 7.1 lbs
- 1y 5m
- Female
- 5.2 lbs
- 3y
- Female
- 7.9 lbs
- 4y
- Male
- 11.2 lbs
- 1y
- Female
- 6.9 lbs
- 4y 1m
- Female
- 42.6 lbs
- 1y
- Female
- 67 lbs
- 13y 3m
- Male
- 14.5 lbs
- 3y 2m
- Female
- 54 lbs
- 10w
- Female
- 2.2 lbs
Featured: Munchkin
- 4m
- Male
- 5.4 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me: I am a sensitive and shy kitten. I’m still learning how to be social with people. Please be patient with me! Fearful Behavior: I can be worried about new people or new surroundings. I prefer to take things at my own pace and will need to go home to a calm environment. To prepare for your meet and gr…
Get Involved
There are many ways to help support our mission! Whether you want to volunteer, attend an event, or just love animals, there’s an opportunity for everyone to get involved with Oregon Humane.
