When you think of rescuing a pet in Portland, you probably think of the Oregon Humane Society. And you should! They are an amazing resource for pet adoptions. But the organization does a lot more for pet welfare, too. Find out a bit more about what services the Oregon Humane Society offers.
From basic obedience to agility training and "shy dog" classes, the Oregon Humane Society can help you get your pet's behavior under control.
There's always something fun going on at the Humane Society, including holiday parties, classes, and fundraising events. And don't forget the yearly "doggie dash" and frequent adoption events.
Fighting for the rights of animals is part of what makes the Oregon Humane Society such an important organization. They're involved with legislation down in Salem, and they publish a newsletter called Pet Dish to keep animal lovers informed.
Kids, adults, and groups are all invited to lend a hand at the Oregon Humane Society. It's a great place to spend time with animals and learn what goes into taking good care of them.
Use the Humane Society's resources to help you locate the owner of a pet you found, or to help you find your lost friend.
Did you know there are two pet stores inside the Oregon Humane Society building? Best Friends' Corner is in the main lobby and Sit. Stay. Good Dog is inside the lobby of the adjoining Animal Medical and Learning Center.
