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OHS News and Blog

Learn about OHS’ impact in our community and beyond, and discover new ways to support your pets at home.

  • Sunny Days for Uma

    My name is Tyler Jeffe, and I work with the Animal Care team at Oregon Humane Society. I spend my days caring for and preparing pets to go home with […]

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  • OHS Assists Multnomah County Animal Services

    OHS has a long history of working with Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS), and this month we’ve stepped up our efforts. Animal shelters across the country are experiencing short staffing […]

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  • The Race to Save King Kong

    King King arrived at Willamette Humane Society with a desperate plea to save his life. Like many animals that come to a shelter, King Kong arrived in a time of […]

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  • $200,000 Matching Challenge!

    Join us in finishing the New Road Ahead Campaign for pets like Sheila. Like many animals, we didn’t know much about Sheila’s history prior to her arrival at Oregon Humane […]

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  • 5 Ways You Can Participate in Doggie Dash 2022

    This year, there are so many different ways you can participate in Doggie Dash and make a difference for animals.   Doggie Dash is so much more than a walk. […]

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  • Volunteering is Self-Care: Q&A with Laura Horon

      Helping Animals and Your Soul Love cats, dogs, rabbits or all of the above? Or maybe you have a specialized skill that might come in handy at OHS? That’s […]

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  • The Cattery Crew: Q&A with Nancy Judy

    Volunteering as a Cattery Animal Care Technician Assistant is the Cats Meow! Snuggles, feeding, socializing and much more! Our cattery crew volunteers are there to support our feline friends daily. […]

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  • Kids are the Future: Q & A with Youth Volunteers

    Spending Quality Time with Animals and Making New Friends Along the Way   The OHS Youth Volunteers range from 12 to 17 years old. A volunteer shift can look like […]

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  • Running with the Dogs: David Mishler’s Volunteer Q & A

    Getting Those Shelter Dog Wiggles Out, One Step at a Time. Just like people, pets need exercise to keep them healthy and happy. Some animals, especially high-energy dogs, need a lot […]

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  • Q&A: All About Humane Law Enforcement

    Protecting animals from neglect and abuse has been at the heart of Oregon Humane Society’s mission for over 100 years. OHS Humane Law Enforcement team leaders, Christopher Allori (Chief of […]

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