Hurricane Michael Response – Making Room for Pets Affected By the Storm

Cats and kittens from Florida arrive at OHS to make room for pets affected by Hurricane Michael When Hurricane Michael roared through the Florida Panhandle, Pensacola barely escaped the storm’s wrath. However, nearby Panama City and Mexico Beach suffered catastrophic damage. As rescue and recovery began, the plight of the animals became clear. Innovative solutions […]

You Make All the Difference to Pets in Need

Volunteer Pat Anderson Thanks OHS Donors As a volunteer at the Oregon Humane Society, I’ve witnessed firsthand how generosity and compassion work magic on homeless pets. I’m excited to share an inside look at how your giving advances animal welfare, and encourage you to continue that support by donating today. Back in Illinois I volunteered […]

Yogi’s Transformation

Dog rescued from dog meat farm in South Korea undergoes transformation thanks to OHS volunteer groomers. When Yogi emerged from the flight after the long trip from South Korea, her joyful disposition was immediately evident. She was eager to greet everyone and seemed to convey gratitude for the opportunity to be free from the cruel […]

Oregon Humane Society raises starting wage to $15 per hour

Oregon Humane Society raises starting wage to $15 per hour The Oregon Humane Society is joining other companies in raising the starting wage for entry level positions to $15 per hour. This change was made after a thorough analysis, collaboration with the OHS Board and represents a commitment to providing a living wage for all […]

Gratitude From a Former Student

Second Chance Program Gives Former Veterinary Student a Second Chance to Say Thank You. Each week, dozens of pets are transferred to OHS from other shelters for a second chance at a loving home. Those arriving from out of state come with a health certificate from the transferring agency. Last month, a group of 20 […]

OHS Receives Grant to Help Senior Dogs

Love is in the air at the Oregon Humane Society for senior dogs and older adults. OHS recently received a grant from The Grey Muzzle Organization, a national nonprofit, to help adopt more senior dogs, aged seven years and older. Through this grant, all senior dogs available for adoption at OHS will have their adoption […]