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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
OHS response to Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus and tips to keep your bunnies safe. Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease, or RHDV, is caused by a highly contagious virus that is often fatal … 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
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In a week’s time, Abigale’s life was changed forever. This one-year-old blind dog arrived at the Oregon Humane Society with 20 other dogs on an ASPCA flight from Texas. Her … Read More
OHS Supports HB 2728 to Prohibit Coyote Killing Contests in Oregon Overview Oregon’s wildlife is managed for the benefit of all Oregonians, present and future. HB 2728 would prohibit gruesome … Read More
ASPCA has provided $1.75 million in grant funding to support construction of two new innovative facilities. OHS has announced a groundbreaking New Road Ahead project to improve the lives of … Read More
Accidents happen every day. We do everything we can think of to prepare, but one single moment can change everything. Fiona, a four-month-old Border collie, jumped off the couch. She … Read More
An elderly couple in Portland’s St. John’s neighborhood breathed a sigh of relief when OHS removed 20 cats and kittens from their home and brought them to the shelter for … Read More
When Hurricane Michael roared through the Florida Panhandle, Panama City and Mexico Beach suffered catastrophic damage. As rescue and recovery began, the storm’s effect on animals became clear. Innovative solutions … Read More
