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Oregon Humane Rescues Injured Dog in Santiam Forest

Dogย Survives 200-foot Fall A dog who fell more than 200 feet from a cliff in the Santiam State Forest outside of Silverton was brought to safety this evening by an OHSย rescue team. The dog, an 80-lb. Great Dane-Mastiff mix, suffered at least one broken limb but was alert and appeared to be in otherwise good […]

Top Volunteers of 2014 Honored by OHS

The Oregon Humane yesterday bestowed honors on a group of outstanding volunteers who helped make every aspect of the shelterโ€™s operation a success. The theme of the event was Oregon Humane Volunteer All-Stars. Volunteers walk dogs, find homes for cats, assist shelterย  veterinarians, rescue stranded dogs, and more. Last year, nearly 2,000 people contributed their […]

Avian Extravaganza

Join Oregon Humane forย  “A Day for the Birds” on Feb. 21. The event will showcase more than 30 birds available for adoptionโ€”ranging from songbirds to exotics. Bird lovers will have the opportunity to learn about bird health, breeds, diet, socialization tips, and how to add a feathered friend to the family. Avian experts from […]

Puppy Stolen from Car Recovered

Portland, OR – A puppy who was brazenly stolen Feb. 8ย from a parked car in Northeast Portland has been recovered by OHSย and will be reunited with his owner today at Oregon Humane. The puppy, Hercules, was abandoned without warning at Oregon Humane on Feb. 9. An individual brought the puppy to the Oregon Humane reception […]

Doggie Sweethearts Can Say “I Do” on Feb. 15

Valentine’s Day is not just for people: canine companions can celebrate too! Parents of love-smitten dogs can bring their four-legged friends to Hotel Monaco on Feb. 15 and join their pets in “muttrimony.” Theย “Doggie I Do”ย wedding package featuresย a mini-ceremony complete with photography, dog wedding cake, ย a wedding reception and more.ย To make the afternoon complete, Red […]

Welcome to Our New Website

Oregon Humane began the New Year with a new website, featuring more great animal photos than ever before, eye-pleasing graphics, and a navigation system designed to help people find information more quickly. The new site (same URL: www.oregonhumane.org) is compatible with smartphones and tablets, automatically adjusting the display to provide the optimal viewing experience for […]