Working in partnership with the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, OHS Humane Investigations staff seized 17 pets, suspected of being neglected, from a Columbia County home on Wednesday, March 7. The […]
Start working on recall now so your dog will come to you when it is truly important. The five rules of recall: Never call your dog for anything unpleasant, such […]
A look back at 2019: honoring exceptional OHS volunteers during extraordinary times. This year has brought so many unprecedented challenges, but one thing has remained constant: dedicated volunteers have been […]
The Kitten Caboose gets kittens off the streets and into forever homes. Since July 2017, local kittens have been hitching a ride to the Oregon Humane Society on the Kitten […]
What do you do when you need to leave home and your dog can’t come with you? Choosing the right boarding facility or pet sitter for your dog is key […]
Three transports of pets from Oklahoma are planned before the end of 2020. OHS is joining forces with the Banfield Foundation, PEDIGREE Foundation and VCA Charities to transport close to […]
OHS is here to support your students and classroom! Since 1921, the state of Oregon has required (ORS 336.067) humane education to be added to the school curriculum so students […]
A few days ago, OHS rescued 210 animals from overcrowded conditions, including chinchillas, lovebirds, Guinea pigs, parakeets and other small animals. To find adopters quickly, Black Friday goes to the […]
The Oregon Screen Settlement allows you to allocate your claim to OHS You may have seen the recent TV ads and billboards proclaiming, “you may be eligible to collect money […]
ADOPTION UPDATE, FEB. 4, 2015: The first five dogs from the rescue will be available for adoption Feb.6. Details here. Major Rescue in Jackson County Jan. 29, 2015: In a […]
