Cat Shelters in Oregon by Zip-Code (Page 5 of 7)
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Stray Cat AllianceThe SCA is dedicated to: prorviding low-income cat caregivers and guardians with support, advice, and financial assistance for cat food, spay/neuter services, and veterinary care; assisting people who care for feral cat colonies; encouraging people to feed, spay and neuter and care for stray cats in their area; educating the public about the importance of spaying and netuering companion animals; preventing cruelty, abuse and neglect of cats; serving as a resource of another animal welfare organizations.PO Box 26043, Eugene OR US 97402 Ph:(541)341-3974 http://www.straycatalliance.com Email: fixcats@hotmail.com
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Shelter Animal Resource Alliance (SARA)Shelter Animal Resource Alliance is a non profit organization based in the Eugene/Springfield area of Oregon (in Lane County). Our mission is to rescue, assist and advocate for shelter animals. We work primarily with local animal control shelters, and we assist other shelters and rescue groups when funds permit.871 River Rd, Eugene OR US 97404 Ph:(541)607-8892 http://www.sarasavesanimals.org Email: dianar@epud.net
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Save the PetsMISSION STATEMENT Our purpose is to reduce the overpopulation problem in our community and to improve the quality of life for our pets. ABOUT SAVE THE PETS Save the Pets is a non-profit 501(c) (3). Their goal is to help eliminate the pet overpopulation problem by increasing adoption rates in our community and educating people on the importance of spaying and neutering their pets. They help local shelters and rescue groups by creating a venue to showcase their animals that are available for adoption. They have proven that off-site adoption events are successful which inspires them to move forward with their goal of opening an animal adoption center. Save the Pets is run solely by volunteers who advocate for the rights of animals to be treated with the respect and kindness they deserve. To date Save the Pets has helped to place over 300 animals into loving home since thier inception in April 2007. FUTURE PLANS Eventually Save the Pets plans on launching a capital campaign to open a conveniently located animal adoption center for animals to be viewed 7 days a week by potential adopters. Save the Pets believes that a center would improve adoption rates because of the convenience and friendly environment they envision. It would also serve as a rehabilitation center for animals who have never been inside a home or for some that are terrified from past experiences or their time confined in a cage. Save the Pets feels that creating a safe environment for the animals would allow them to thrive and, in some cases, regain their loss of trust. The center would constitute a home-like atmosphere where cats are free to roam, perch or enjoy sunning themselves in a cozy bed, and where dogs can lounge on a comfy couch, take a walk around the community or go home in the evening with a volunteer or staff member for a "doggy sleepover". There are thousands of homeless animals in Lane County alone and many end up in shelters or have a worse fate on the streets fending for themselves. Some are euthanized simply due to lack of space. This is no fault of the shelters or rescue groups who dedicate their lives to saving animals. Save the Pets wants to alleviate some of the burden placed on these groups and unite for the greater good of the animals.Po Box 5905, Eugene OR US 97405 Ph:(541)683-7387 http://www.savethepets.net Email: savethepetseugene@gmail.com
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Suwannee Valley Feline Rescue Inc. Eugene DivisionWe are part of the coast to coast Suwannee Valley Feline Rescue Inc. A Not-For-Profit Corp.with the H.Q. located in Live Oak, Florida. We are a NO-KILL Shelter, trying to Finding Homes For The Homeless190 E 32nd Ave, Eugene OR US 97405 Ph:(541)687-5670 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/OR49.html Email: reigningkatz@cpplus1.com
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Coos County Animal ShelterCounty-run Animal Shelter serving all of Coos County92960 Southport Road, Coos Bay OR US 97420 Ph:(541)269-2312 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/OR156.html Email: marina_59@yahoo.com
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Florence Area Humane SocietyThe Florence Area Humane Society, located in Florence, Oregon, is made up of volunteers dedicated to assisting homeless or abused companion animals in our area. We also seek to educate people about such animal-related issues as cruelty and pet overpopulation. Our operating budget, which includes no tax dollars, is derived primarily from donations and the profits of our Bay Street Thrift Shop. Additional budget sources include fund-raisers, grants, and member dues.2840 Rhododendron Dr., Florence OR US 97439 Ph:(541)997-4277 http://florencehumane.org Email: dist1@florencehumane.org Email2: fahsweb@florencehumane.org
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New Beginnings SPCAWe are a non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible. We are a no-kill organization which means that we only euthanize for humane reasons (severe health reasons). Our animals are never euthanized simply because they are unwanted. We now do adoptions 7 days a week from noon to 5 PM (summer hours until 6PM). We use foster homes in addition to the pets being at our adoption center so they are not caged daily. All of our cats are combo tested plus they are already spayed/neutered and microchiped. Vaccinations will be at least started. All this is included in the adoption fee. A spay/neuter certificate is not needed.PO Box 1494 1212 SE Stephens, Roseburg OR US 97470 Ph:(541)464-4313 http://newbeginningsspca.com Email: nbspca@newbeginningsspca.com
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Saving Grace Animal ShelterGOALS * Prevent cruelty to animals through responsible pet ownership, public awareness and education. * Increase successful animal adoptions to qualified owners. * Increase the animal return-to-owner ratio. * Improve the shelter facilities in Douglas County. * Recruit and utilize an effective volunteer network to assist with shelter operations. * Capitalize on donations, fund raising and grant possibilities as a non-profit management group. * Diversify and increase the marketing and networking . * Reduce the number of animals that must be destroyed each year. * Develop innovative animal management practices.943 Del Rio Rd PO Box 803, Winchester OR US 97495 Ph:(541)672-3907 http://www.savinggrace.info Email: savinggrace@mbol.us
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Committed Alliance to StraysEvery year thousands of cats and kittens in Southern Oregon are abandoned and left to fend for themselves. In many cases CATS is able to step in and rescue these feline friends from cruel and unloving life on the street. Our rescue stories range from cats found in garbage dumpsters, to litters of kittens found on remote country roadsides. We at Committed Alliance to Strays are determined to do something about this problem. We think cats should be in homes, not alleys, vacant lots, or dumpsters. Our program rescues homeless and abandoned cats, gives them special care, including medical check-ups, testing, vaccinations, behavioral checks, and lots of love. Life in our shelter offers cats a chance to rest and become reacquainted with loving humans. Our volunteers spend hours with these cats until they are adopted into a loving home. As part of our goal to help this situation, no cat leaves our shelter until it has been spayed or neutered. We encourage everyone to have their animals spayed or neutered. All of our cats are also tested for Feline AIDS (FIV) and Feline Leukemia (FeLV), diseases which are preventable, but contagious and fatal once contracted.104 N. Ross Lane PO Box 56, Medford OR US 97501 Ph:(541)779-2916 http://www.kittensandcats.org Email: webmaster@kittensandcats.org
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Rogue Valley Humane SocietyThe Rogue Valley Humane Society is a non-profit organization committed to the protection of animals. We give sanctuary to animals, encourage adoptions, promote responsible pet ownership and provide education. Our sanctuary is a NO-KILL facility where all the incoming animals are evaluated, medically treated, and rehabilitated when needed.429 NW Scenic Drive, Grants Pass OR US 97528 Ph:(541)479-5154 http://rvhs.bravehost.com
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