OHS does offer pets for adoption at partner locations throughout the Portland and Salem areas for the convenience of prospective adopters. When an available pet is located at an outreach partner …

Oregon Humane Society is an independent 501 (c)3 nonprofit that is not affiliated with any national organization. OHS receives no government funding and relies on donor support to provide our …

Founded in 1868 by noted humanitarian Thomas Lamb Eliot, OHS is the fourth-oldest humane society in the nation. OHS puts no time limits on how long animals remain at the shelter—a pet stays available …

Oregon Humane Society is an independent 501 (c)3 nonprofit that is not affiliated with any national organization. OHS receives no government funding and relies on donor support to provide our …

OHS can help find a home for your pet. Call OHS Admissions at (503) 285-7722, ext. 211. Lost/found pets must go to county animal services, not OHS.

OHS is today the largest humane society in the Northwest, and adopts more animals from our Portland shelter than any other single-facility shelter on the West Coast.

Oregon Humane Society is an independent 501 (c)3 nonprofit that is not affiliated with any national organization. OHS receives no government funding and relies on donor support to provide our …

Adopt a pet at the Oregon Humane Society in Portland. View available dogs, cats, rabbits, horses and more. Outreach locations across the metro area also.

OHS offers a wide variety of services from pet adoption, training, humane law enforcement, veterinary care, humane education, and disaster response. OHS puts no time limits on how long animals …

Oregon Humane Society is an independent 501 (c)3 nonprofit that is not affiliated with any national organization. OHS receives no government funding and relies on donor support to provide our …