With today’s news of 80 large fires burning on 2,200 square miles in nine Western states, Oregon Humane encourages pet owners to keep their pets in mind when preparing for disaster or an emergency evacuation. If you must evacuate your home, do not leave your pets behind. If it is unsafe for you to remain, then it […]
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First Pets From Texas Arriving
A flight of pets in need of adoption from Texas is scheduled to touch down in Oregon on Friday, Sept. 1, helping to relieve the pressure Hurricane Harvey is creating on shelters hit by the storm. (Oregon Humane had deployed a response team to Houston). Oregon Humane will be accepting a group of dogs from […]
Updates from the Oregon Humane Harvey Response Team
A four-person team from Oregon Humane deployed to Houston on August 30 to assist the Houston SPCA with disaster relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Harvey. This is expected to be the first of many teams of Oregon Humane staff and volunteers to deploy to help pets in the disaster zone. Read the story here » […]
Oregon Humane Travels to Texas to Help Pets Stranded by Hurricane Harvey
A disaster response team from Oregon Humane is deploying to help pets stranded by Hurricane Harvey. The team, consisting of four people—two staff members and two volunteers—is set to deploy to Texas this Wednesday. This is expected to be the first of multiple Oregon Humane teams traveling to Texas to provide assistance. Team members, who are certified […]
Blaze Heads Out On the Road
Meet Blaze, a Chihuahua mix who was recently adopted after spending a month learning to overcome his fears thanks to the Behavior team at Oregon Humane. Blaze is now cruising the open road in style with his new person, a long-haul truck driver who traverses the country in a big rig with plenty of room […]
Two Senior Felines Find Homes
Stephen Swearingen’s cats were the reason he decided to enroll in the Oregon Humane Friends Forever™ program. Stephen was only 60 years old, but he knew that the diabetes he was battling would soon bring his life to an end. Stephen’s closest companions were his cats Cali and Chelula. To make sure the two cats, […]
Volunteer Groups Help Pets
Contributed by Laura Jackson, Oregon Humane Group & Education Coordinator People often ask me what our group volunteers do. Even regular volunteers, who give their time every week at Oregon Humane, don’t often get to see groups in action. The larger groups are more visible, helping with projects like maintaining the dog-walking path. Though less […]
Oregon Humane Welcomes New Shelter Medicine Team Members
Shelter Medicine Resident Victry Mueller, DVM On July 1, 2017, after a year as the Shelter Medicine Intern, Dr. Victry Mueller transitioned into a new position as Shelter Medicine Resident. Oregon Humane hosts a Shelter Medicine Residency that is approved by the American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP) Resident Program. Dr. Mueller will complete her […]
Oregon Humane Photo Contest: Enter Your Pet!
Is your pet adorable? Does it deserve to be featured on the cover of the Oregon Humane Magazine? Then throw your hat into the ring and submit your pet’s photo to the 26th annual Oregon Humane Fuzzy, Furry, and Feathered Friends Photo Contest. This year’s pet photo contest features a People’s Choice voting system – […]
Amber Seeks New Start After Surviving Abuse
Oregon Humane is opening its doors this afternoon to Amber, a pit bull mix who suffered horrendous injuries when she was doused with gasoline and intentionally set on fire. Despite her severe injuries–which required the amputation of portions of both her ears–Amber continues to be loving, affectionate, and is excited to be around people. Amber […]
