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As the situation with the wildfires around our state changes rapidly, we want to keep you updated on Oregon Humane Society’s role in the response, important resources and ways you can help. EMERGENCY RESOURCES WAYS YOU CAN HELP LOST AND FOUND PETS To ensure the response is coordinated and we are meeting the most pressing […]
“Introducing a new baby to your family pet can be a beautiful thing — the bond that can develop between children and their pets is priceless if it is built on safe practices, mutual respect and love. Pet Meets Baby is a great resource I recommend to my clients, to make sure they know […]
What They Do Companion Dogs are family pets that participate in various activities. They hang out with family, plus they may compete in shows and trials (like Agility, Obedience, Hunting, etc.). Emotional Support Dogs provide their owner with companionship and can relieve loneliness. They sometimes help with depression, anxiety, and certain phobias to a specific […]
At OHS, staff and volunteers get creative to help each pet have a positive stay at the shelter, however long or short their visit might be prior to getting adopted. To provide some extra TLC and celebrate the Easter holiday, a group of volunteers recently got together to prep Easter egg-shaped treats for the shelter […]
The Corgis are Taking Over Seaside, Oregon! Join our sandiest event of the year for an epic day of costume contests, races, and toasty loaves galore as we gather to celebrate the short and sassy while raising funds for Oregon Humane Society’s lifesaving programs. Tickets Tickets are $10 per person, and can be purchased in […]
Living with and training a deaf dog can be very rewarding. Set realistic expectations, be patient, and always remember to celebrate victories – no matter how small. Helpful Tips Deaf dogs may bark a little louder than other dogs, since they cannot hear themselves. They just bark the only way they know how, which is […]
Living with and training a blind dog is very rewarding. Set realistic expectations, be patient, and always remember to celebrate victories – no matter how small. Give your blind dog a few weeks to learn about his new home and the people he shares it with. Once he has mapped out his home, figured out […]
An older cat transforms thanks to OHS veterinarians It might be easy to overlook Maggie on a walk through OHS – an older, brown tabby cat who blends into the background and is quickly overshadowed by the whirlwind of kittens. But this demure, mature feline with the tipped ear is ready to hit the catwalk […]
Adoption special at the Oregon Humane Society aims to find every pet at the shelter a new home by the New Year. In an effort to find loving homes for every pet at the shelter by the end of 2018, the Oregon Humane Society is offering an adoption special, Thursday, Dec. 27 through Monday, Dec. […]
From a Labrador retriever who brightens the lives of children in need to a young man who raises funds and delivers toys for shelter pets, OHS honors pets and people for heroic acts. The 2017 Diamond Collar Awards honored people and pets who have demonstrated courage and compassion for animals. A special lifetime achievement award was also […]
