Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, we are temporarily suspending public appointments for spay/neuter surgeries through our Spay & Save program. All of our Spay & Save surgery locations are committed to the health and safety of the community, the animals in our care, and our staff; and we will continue to monitor the situation …
NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release Feb. 10, 2020 Spay & Save program marks 100,000 surgeries and 10 years of service Portland, Ore. – Ten years ago, the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland, ASAP, came together to tackle one of the most pressing problems in the community; cat overpopulation. They created the Spay & Save …
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Sometimes you just need a little help to make ends meet. CHOW is program for low-income families looking for temporary assistance with pet food. Support is provided in once-monthly food distributions. CHOW is driven entirely by donations from our community and provides meaningful support to more than 850 families in Southwest Washington.
We believe that a primary way to solve pet homelessness is to prevent unwanted/unnecessary litters. We established our Spay/Neuter Assistance Program to help families in need pay for their pet’s surgeries. This grant is available on a first come, first serve basis for up to 10 families per month. The surgeries are performed at one …
A new ranking of the pet-friendliest states in the United States sees Oregon claim the top position. The ranking, prepared by independent security review site SafeWise using data from BringFido, Animal Legal Defense Fund, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and nOkill Network, assessed states by their pet-friendly legislation, shelters, veterinary services and the number of pet-friendly businesses and …
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Washington County Animal Services and Oregon Humane Society seeking return of lost pug Washington County Animal Services and the Oregon Humane Society are working together to help reunite a Lady, a five-year-old black pug, with her family. The dog was lost on May 18 in the Bethany area of Beaverton when she accidentally slipped …
