Love is in the air at the Oregon Humane for senior dogs and older adults. Oregon Humane recently received a grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization, a national nonprofit, to help adopt more senior dogs, aged seven years and older. Through this grant, all senior dogs available for adoption at Oregon Humane will have their […]
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Blog posts from OHS staff and volunteers
2018 Oregon Humane Photo Contest Winners
Thanks to everyone who entered the 2018 Oregon Humane Photo Contest. The contest has ended and more than $18,000 was raised for shelter animals! Congratulations to Emily Robinson, Tom Faller and Alex Jones for submitting photos that got the most votes in each category. The Oregon Humane Choice Award went to JoZell Johnson (see gallery […]
The kittens have landed!
The call came in nine days ago. Shelters in Los Angeles County were experiencing a huge influx of kittens – more than 100 per day in some areas. Nearby wildfires and a number of hoarding cases were pushing things to the breaking point. Jackson Galaxy, star and Executive Producer of the television show My Cat […]
You Have a Gift for Saving Animals
We’ve shared your outrage at the discovery of animal cruelty and neglect, your satisfaction at the successful prosecution of those crimes, and your relief when those animals regain their health and confidence. Your donations inspire justice. We’ve watched your generosity retrieve animals from smaller shelters — relieving them from overcrowding — and bring those pets […]
Oregon Humane Adventure Pets
After leaving our shelter, many Oregon Humane adopted pets lead adventurous lives. This week, we are celebrating Oregon Humane adopted dogs and cats living their best lives as #AdventurePets in the Pacific Northwest. Hoot Hoot can’t get enough of the Pacific Northwest! This 9-month-old kitty’s favorite place to explore is the Seaquest State Park. Hoot’s […]
A Special Kitten Named Shane
Kitten with unique condition looking for loving home. Some might say he’s unlucky, but after you spend five minutes with this sweet guy you quickly forget that under that perfect furry coat lies a misshapen sternum. You can barely feel it as he lies in your arms, purring contently. Three-month-old kitten Shane was born with […]
Bumble Stumbles into Greatness
Bumble’s journey – from wildfire to forever home. From the moment we met Bumble we knew he was unique. He emerged from the long ride from the shelter in Santa Barbara with Oregon Humane chief operating officer Brian August with a mile-wide smile and eager to greet everyone. Bumble’s connection to the Oregon Humane began […]
Fireworks Can Cause Panic: Keep Your Pets Safe and Indoors
Tips from Oregon Humane to keep your pets safe on the Fourth of July Fireworks can cause your pets to panic. Whether it’s a big Independence Day firework display or neighbors using sparklers and poppers in their driveway, your pets don’t know it is part of a celebration. On July 5, animal shelters across the […]
Get Prepared for Summer Travel
Pet Travel Safety Tips from Kurgo pet products It’s no secret that pet parents love to travel with their dogs. According to a recent Kurgo Survey, over 88% of people plan to take their dogs on vacation this summer and over 87% will take that trip by car. A road trip is a great way […]
Oregon Humane Emergency Response Volunteers Assist ASPCA with Ongoing Rescues
Oregon Humane volunteers respond to ongoing rescue efforts Long after a big rescue or disaster fades from the headlines, the need for help continues. Oregon Humane responders recently assisted with two on-going ASPCA rescue efforts that required specialized skills. Each of the responding volunteers is certified in Emergency Animal Sheltering (EAS), through FEMA training and […]
