Provides a free-roam shelter for cats and a foster program for cats and dogs. Also has cat adoptions and foster-to-adopt dogs.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter.

Provides a shelter and adoption services for displaced animals, microchipping services, and a pet food bank that people can access every 3 months. BrightSide also sells Deschutes County dog licenses at cost. This is a no-kill shelter. All animals have been spayed and neutered.

Offers cats and kittens that are available for adoption.

Provides adoption of dogs, picks up strays, handles nuisance complaints, and provides licensing services. Also offers microchipping and rabies vaccinations for licensed dogs.

Provides care and protection for homeless, unwanted, abandoned, abused, or neglected dogs and cats. Responds to complaints of stray and nuisance dogs, dog bites, and reports of animal abuse. Also offers cat and dog adoptions.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed or neutered. This is a no-kill shelter.

Provides animal adoptions; reunification services; emergency boarding in crisis situations such as domestic violence, medical emergencies, disaster response, and other situations determined to be such; spay/neuter services for feral cats; a pet food pantry; foster care; humane education; dog licenses; and volunteer opportunities.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners. Also provides a spay/neuter program for pets of low-income households. The program provides discounts for spaying and neutering pets for people who otherwise could not afford the full cost of the services. Can provide assistance with veterinary care expenses.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed or neutered. This is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.

A no-kill shelter where community members can adopt animals. All dogs and cats have been spayed and neutered, are up-to-date on vaccines and have been treated for fleas and dewormed. All cats and kittens have been treated for ear mites and tested for Feline Leukemia and Feline AIDS.

A collaborative program with Animal Control and Hood River Adopt a Dog which supports the Hukari Animal Shelter.

Offers pet adoptions, community humane education, pet behavior advice, low-cost spay/neuter assistance (cats only), pet food assistance, pet licensing, pet loss support, stray pet intake, emergency boarding, and other resources.

Provides pet adoptions (all of which have been spayed and neutered), shelter, lost and found reporting program, HOPE Pet Food Bank, community cat program, and cremation services. Also offers Deschutes County dog licensing and renewal. Spay Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) vouchers available that can be used at several different veterinary offices.

Makes available for adoption the animals that the Humane Society takes in, treats, cares for, and houses at the shelter. All animals that are adopted out have been spayed and neutered.The program provides discounts for spaying and neutering pets for people who otherwise could not afford the full cost of the services. The shelter is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter.

Humane Society of the Ochocos is a no-kill shelter providing for strays and abandoned animals by vaccinating, micro-chipping, and adopting out animals. They also provide a trap, neuter, and release program for stray cats, free spay/neuter for pit bull and pit pull mix dogs, and pet cremation services.

Operates a shelter for lost, stray, abandoned, or unwanted animals. Offers pet licensing/regulation compliance and pet adoption.

Protects individuals and animals, works to improve rabies vaccination rates, licenses dogs, enforces laws and responds to humane complaints. Also operates a shelter that takes in and cares for cats and dogs and adopts out dogs, cats, puppies and kittens.

Houses stray, abandoned, and abused animals. Offers SNIP (Spay Neuter Incentive Program) for cats and SNAP (Spay Neuter Assistance Program) for dogs. Provides pet adoption services, including dogs, cats, and large animals.

Provides a shelter for lost, homeless, abused, and neglected animals of Lincoln County. Additionally offers pets for adoption.

Animal control services and kennel with animal adoption.

Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS) picks up injured or aggressive animals and loose livestock, issues dog and cat licenses, conducts cruelty investigations, and enforces animal control laws. Adoption services include shots, licenses, exams, and spay/neuter. Accepts stray animals from Multnomah County, and limited owner-surrendered animals as capacity allows. Provides dead animal removal of strays and wildlife from public property. Volunteer opportunities available. Donations welcome.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is no-kill shelter. There may be a wait time for surrendered/found animals if the shelter is at capacity. The society also has a food-assistance application that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter.

Also provides public education regarding humane treatment of animals. Animal cruelty investigation provided. Website has a list of organizations in Oregon that may provide financial assistance for spaying and neutering.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals. This is a no-kill shelter. Also offers behavior and training resources, and connections to other community resources for pet owners. All adopted pets are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated.

No-kill animal shelter specializes in care for orphaned and newborn animals. Animals are screened for diseases on intake. Only accepting applications for individuals wishing to foster animals.

Provides a shelter with opportunities to adopt dogs and cats, all of which have been spayed and neutered. Also provides an animal shelter, and a low-cost spay and neutering clinic. This is a no-kill shelter.

Provides adoption services for people looking for cats or dogs, focusing on finding life-long matches. Works with county shelters and rescues to offer support when they become overcrowded. Animals are examined by a veterinarian and thoroughly screened before entering the adoption center. All animals are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. Accepts owner-surrendered cats as time and circumstances allow. Also displays "courtesy posts" of animals needing to be rehomed on website.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.

Makes available for adoption the animals that the Humane Society takes in, treats, cares for, and houses at the shelter. All animals that are adopted out have been spayed and neutered. The shelter is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.

Provides an animal shelter that cares for homeless, abandoned, or neglected animals. Pets that need to be surrendered are accepted as shelter capacity allows on an emergency basis. Adoptable cats and dogs are spayed or neutered and microchipped before being adopted. Low-cost spay/neuter surgeries are available on a limited basis. Offers pet food for those in need, as available. Accepts pet food donations. Also maintains reports for lost and found pets in Douglas County.

A no-kill organization that assists in finding responsible owners for pets who are currently or about to become homeless (for example, if an individual is entering an extended care facility that does not allow animals). Maintains a list of adoptable pets but does not have an animal shelter or provide temporary foster care. Also provides referrals to low-cost spay/neuter programs.

Offers adoption of animals that the Humane Society receives, cares for, and houses at the no-kill shelter. All adopted animals have been spayed and neutered. A foster to adopt program is available for animals that are too young to be spay/neutered. Takes in surrendered animals and animals from high-population shelters.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. This is a no-kill shelter.

Umpqua Valley Humane Society can help link people who are looking to relinquish a dog with people who would like to adopt one. The society does not operate a shelter, but people call looking for a dog and others call looking for a good home for their dog, and they try to match them up.

Provides an opportunity to adopt animals, all of which have been spayed and neutered. Also provides animal services to help with lost & found pets and an emergency pet medical fund. This is a no-kill shelter. The society also has a food bank that provides pet food for low-income pet owners.