Congratulations to Lauren for winning $100 in Dash Cash!

Artemis is a five year old lab mix. He is a bit of an escape artist, so a fenced yard and supervision is a must. He has lived with other dogs and is used to an active lifestyle and would be a great adventure buddy. Available for adoption at OHS!

Sweetie is a 12-week old kitten that is part of the Second Chance program. She came from a shelter that OHS partners with in Josephine County. She's playful and cute and available for adoption.

Nirall coming in hot with those puppy dog eyes! She was adopted on April 30th.

Moxie - A two year old purrbot with the cutest meow. Adopted April 30th!

Update - Princess Pickled Peppers was adopted on April 25th. Yay!

Precious Princess Pickled Peppers pontificates pragmatism when presenting premiums for philanthropic prospects, and promises perfect, pure, and passionate puppy pecks permitted upon payment. Donate dollars for Doggie Dash!

It's $5 Fundraiser Friday! Is that a thing? I don't know, but let's make it a thing. Scroll on through to see how far a few $5 donations can go. Donate today!

Two $5 donations will feed 1 shelter pet for a week.

Five $5 donations will vaccinate 12 pets entering the shelter.

Twenty $5 donations will cover the the spay/neuter costs of three pets.

Fifty $5 donations provides medical care for an injured pet.

100 $5 donations transports 13 pets from smaller shelters.

200 $5 donations provides a pet 20 days of comprehensive shelter care.

Last October, Oregon Humane Society's Humane Law Enforcement team helped with a case of suspected animal neglect in Jackson County. Ten dogs, one of which is pictured below, were rescued and treated for extreme life-threatening conditions. More than 30 birds were also discovered on the property and OHS helped facilitate their transfer to specialized rescue groups. The dogs required individualized care, which ranged from mange to dental decay to gastrointestinal issues. After receiving care from the medical team at OHS they stayed with foster families until they recovered and were ready for adoption. In January, after nearly three months since being rescued, the last one from this group found her new family. Pets at OHS are under no time limits. That means that they can take as much time as they need to get ready for adoption. This is just one of the many ways that your Doggie Dash donations are put to use at OHS. Donate today and maybe you can help save a life!

Mittens, one of ten dogs rescued from suspected animal neglect in Jackson County in October 2022.

Filo is two years old, compact, smart, active, oh so dapper in his little bowtie, and available for adoption!

If you tuned in to Fox 12 Oregon on April 5th, you may have seen Wilco make his TV debut. Happy to report he was adopted on April 11th! Happy tails Wilco!