Happy Tails: Connie

Just in time for the holidays, a senior dog gets a second chance. Connie, a 14-year-old German Shepherd mix, came to the Oregon Humane Society when her previous owner was no longer able to care for her. At OHS, she became a staff favorite. Our animal care team lined her kennel with soft, rubber mats, […]

Holiday gifts for animal lovers

Looking for the perfect gift for the animal lover in your life? Consider a gift that helps the pets at Oregon Humane Society! There are so many options to show the person on your list that you care about them and pets in need. NEW! OHS Merchandise Show your love for shelter pets by wearing […]

Chansey’s Second Chance

Under an orange sky in smoky air, a homeless dog was in a Lincoln County shelter as wildfires raged. But thanks to donors, Chansey was transported to safety at OHS.  Chansey was surrendered when his owner entered an assisted living facility. He was a senior dog at age 12, deaf, had dental disease and […]

OHS Honors Top Volunteers

A look back at 2019: honoring exceptional OHS volunteers during extraordinary times. This year has brought so many unprecedented challenges, but one thing has remained constant: dedicated volunteers have been supporting the animals and working creatively to help the Oregon Humane Society continue to fulfill its mission. When the restriction on large gatherings was put […]

Zuko’s Miraculous Transformation

Alone and vulnerable, this tiny kitten was destined for a short, tragic life. But donors saved Zuko’s life.      Zuko came to the Oregon Humane Society hurt from an animal attack. Only a few weeks old, he was far too small for his age, had bite wounds above his eye and a viral […]

Responding to a disaster…during a disaster

OHS Incident Command team tackles challenges of disaster response during a pandemic Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Oregon faced another massive challenge. Wildfires were raging across the state — roaring through the Santiam Canyon, decimating towns in Southern Oregon and the coast range, and creeping dangerously close to some of the most densely populated […]