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How enrichment techniques help fearful pets blossom. What do bacon bubbles, audio books and bird videos have in common? They are all enrichment tools used in the Behavior Modification (BMod) … Read More
We want to tell you about a special dog named Gimili. Gimili and his former owner have been through a devastating time and are both ready to begin new chapters … Read More
UPDATE: Hollie was adopted by an OHS staff member who has extensive experience with pets from challenging circumstances. Hollie is enjoying her new home with lots of comfy beds and … Read More
OHS celebrates heroic pets and people during virtual happy hour celebration On Feb. 24, four heroic pets and people in our community received the 2021 Diamond Collar Award. Recipients were … Read More
OHS Humane Law Enforcement traveled to Carlton to assist with evidence collection and provide other expertise as needed. At the request of Yamhill County Sheriff, the Oregon Humane Society’s Humane … Read More
Keep your furry friends comfortable and safe during wintry weather with these quick tips: Keep your pets indoors, especially when temperature reaches 30 degrees, with or without the wind-chill factor. … Read More
Tiny, but mighty, 15-year-old Nimoy still has a pep in his step and a zest for life. Nimoy arrived as a stray at Multnomah County Animal Services and quickly became … Read More
A shy dog yearns for love after suffering from years of neglect. When you first meet Aden, his shy personality is immediately evident. He will slink around with his tail … Read More
Good things come in 3s While there is no secret formula to helping a new dog adjust after adoption, there are a few guidelines and timelines that are helpful to … Read More
After enduring years of neglect, Abner learns to trust thanks to the dedication of his foster parent. OHS foster parents play a critical role for pets who are part of … Read More
