OHS Receives PetSmart Charities Grant to Help At-Risk Cats

Oregon Humane Society receives first-of-its-kind grant from PetSmart Charities to help save at-risk cats and kittens. Giving pets in need a second chance at a loving home is at the heart of transport programs. Shelters that struggle with too many pets and not enough adopters often partner with organizations like the Oregon Humane Society (OHS) […]

Happy Tails: Pax’s Next Adventure

An active pup finds a life full of adventure Pax was adopted from the Oregon Humane Society in December 2018. Since then, Pax and her adopter Alli have become the ultimate weekend warriors by trail running in the Gorge, the Mt. Hood Wilderness and the coast. Alli shared this adoption update with us: โ€œI settled […]

A Day in Whisker Way

How OHSโ€™ Cat Behavior Modification Program saves feline lives Can you really train a cat? This is a common question from most people who hear about the Behavior Modification Program, or BMOD, program for cats. While most cats who come to OHS are able to adjust to shelter life, those who come from challenging circumstances […]

Tips for a Happy and Healthy Cat

Strengthen your relationship with your cat and reduce unwanted behavior with these tips from OHSโ€™ Behavior Modification (BMOD) experts. Donโ€™t underestimate the power of play. Use wand toys to encourage your cat to play with Daily interactive playtime can boost your shy catโ€™sย confidence, keep your older cat in shape, andย prevent unwanted behaviors that stem from […]

Inside the Cat and Kitten Intake Center

In a nondescript building near OHS’s main shelter, something special is taking place. Every Friday evening, dozens of cats and kittens are getting a second chance at a new life. Oregon Humane Society’s Cat and Kitten Intake Center opened in July 2019. The center can accommodate transports of 20 or more cats and kittens that […]