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Fireworks Can Cause Panic: Keep Your Pets Safe and Indoors
Tips from Oregon Humane to keep your pets safe on the Fourth of July Fireworks can cause your pets to panic. Whether it’s a big Independence Day firework display or neighbors using sparklers and poppers in their driveway, your pets don’t know it is part of a celebration. On July 5, animal shelters across the…
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Get Prepared for Summer Travel
Pet Travel Safety Tips from Kurgo pet products It’s no secret that pet parents love to travel with their dogs. According to a recent Kurgo Survey, over 88% of people plan to take their dogs on vacation this summer and over 87% will take that trip by car. A road trip is a great way…
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Oregon Humane Emergency Response Volunteers Assist ASPCA with Ongoing Rescues
Oregon Humane volunteers respond to ongoing rescue efforts Long after a big rescue or disaster fades from the headlines, the need for help continues. Oregon Humane responders recently assisted with two on-going ASPCA rescue efforts that required specialized skills. Each of the responding volunteers is certified in Emergency Animal Sheltering (EAS), through FEMA training and…
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Helping the Pets and People of Puerto Rico
A team from Oregon Humane travels to Puerto Rico to help spay and neuter thousands of pets It’s been nine months since Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico. As the island continues to recover, the 2018 hurricane season looms large in the minds of residents. For many families, a beloved pet can provide comfort and calm…
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Oregon Humane Rescues Animals from Yamhill County Property
Oregon Humane Investigations Team responds to rural Yamhill County property – seizes six animals, suspected to be suffering from neglect. Working in coordination with Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office, the Oregon Humane yesterday seized six animals from a rural property in Yamhill County. The animals – one horse, three ponies and two goats – were not…
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Oregon Humane Takes in 17 Dogs from Klamath County Neglect Case
Dogs from Klamath County neglect case transferred to Oregon Humane for ongoing care On Monday, June 18, the Oregon Humane took in 17 dogs from an ongoing animal neglect case in Southern Oregon. Klamath County Animal Control have been caring for the dogs and reached out to Oregon Humane for assistance. Work began late last…
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Compassion in Action
How a teenager is making a difference in the lives of Oregon Humane animals Three years ago, Lily Ragan attended Oregon Humane Summer Camp and was inspired to do something to help animals in need. “I’ve always loved animals and wanted to do more for them,” says Lily. With determination and focus, Lily got to…
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Family Treasure Takes Its Final Trek
Special auto donation honors legacy of long-time animal lover When Judith and Ted Parker loaded their 1982 Jeep Cherokee onto the trailer for the trip to Oregon Humane, they knew it was the end of an important chapter for their family. They also knew Oregon Humane was where the beloved family treasure was supposed to…
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Oregon Humane and Portland Rose Festival announce Canine Court and Grand Marshal
Diesel the Mastiff named Grand Marshal of the Grand Floral Parade In celebration of Portland’s love of pets and the Oregon Humane’s 150th anniversary, the Portland Rose Festival has designated a canine as the Grand Marshal of the Grand Floral Parade for the first time in the event’s history. Four additional dogs were named to…
