Animal Shelters in Oregon by City (Page 4 of 11)
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Lane Area Ferret LoversLane Area Ferret Lovers Ferret Shelter is a nonprofit, no-kill organization which provides services for stray, abandoned, or otherwise unwanted ferrets. We provide shelter, care, and adoptions for stray, abandoned or otherwise unwanted ferrets. We also provide information about our favorite pet to anyone who asks. We hope that through education and contact, people will gain a better understanding of the domestic ferret as fun and playful pet.323 Exeter Avenue, Eugene OR US 97404 Ph:(541)484-1090 http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/OR136.html Email: laneferrets@yahoo.com
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Always Birds First RescueOur mission is to help exotic birds in such crisis or emergency situations such as owner illness, death, and emergency relocation. We help birds that need immediate placement and or removal when contacted by their owner.PO Box 26155, Eugene OR US 97402 Ph:(541)736-1296 http://www.alwaysbirdsfirstrescue.com Email: safarinextdoor@usa.com
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Cascades Raptor CenterCRC is a non-profit nature center and wildlife hospital founded in 1987. In its first few years, the educational programs of the Raptor Center only took birds to schools and public events, but in early 1994, CRC moved to its current location on a wooded hillside in southeast Eugene and opened to the public. CRC is a non-profit nature center and wildlife hospital founded in 1987. In its first few years, the educational programs of the Raptor Center only took birds to schools and public events, but in early 1994, CRC moved to its current location on a wooded hillside in southeast Eugene and opened to the public. CRC is a non-profit nature center and wildlife hospital founded in 1987. In its first few years, the educational programs of the Raptor Center only took birds to schools and public events, but in early 1994, CRC moved to its current location on a wooded hillside in southeast Eugene and opened to the public. CRC's Mission is to preserve a healthy, viable population of birds of prey and other wildlife in their natural habitat. To accomplish this, CRC has two primary goals: Public Education designed to enhance the awareness, respect, appreciation, and care of the earth and all its inhabitants so critical for a balanced and healthy planet. CRC uses live, permanently disabled/non-releasable birds, along with visual media and written material, to create a positive, first-hand experience of wildlife through â—Š on-site visits to the Nature Center â—Š off-site presentations and exhibits at schools and public events. Rehabilitation and release of orphaned, sick, and injured wildlife, primarily birds of prey (raptors), using the highest standards of medical treatment and care, and the best facilities possible.32275 Fox Hollow Road PO Box 5386, Eugene OR US 97405 Ph:(541)485-1320Fax:(541)485-4586 http://www.eraptors.org Email: info@eRaptors.org
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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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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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Timmieland RescueTimmieland Rescue is not a 501c3 organization, but I do have a small network of transporters and volunteers. My goal is to prevent the euthanasia of adoptable animals who find themselves at kill shelters, and give them a second chance at life. My adoption fees range from $50-$250, and all dogs are UTD on shots and spayed/neutered before they are adopted out. NO ANIMAL WILL BE SHIPPED OUT OF STATE OR ALLOWED TO BREED2631 12th Ave, Forest Grove OR US 97116 Ph:(503)784-4435 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/OR112.html Email: nikita2520022002@yahoo.com
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ANIMAL RESCUE FOUNDATIONThe Animal Rescue Foundation is a non-profit, no-kill animal shelter that was founded in 1992. It is supported by private donations and operated by volunteers only. Our focus is on rescuing abused, abandoned, or neglected animals41814 ALDER CREEK RD., FOSSIL OR US 97830 Ph:(541)468-2056 http://www.arforegon.org Email: arf1@centurytel.net
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K.A.T AdoptionKitty Angel Team Apdoption is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that works to find warm, caring adoptive homes and families for otherwise unwanted kittens and adult cats, including feral cats. We also encourage and promote the responsible neutering of cats, and to provide assistance to low income people who are unable to pay to do so. K.A.T. Adoption provides a safe, healthful sanctuary for kittens and adult cats in transition to more permanent homes.PO Box 151, Foster OR US 97345 Ph:(541)367-3184 http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/OR97.html Email: vickitty@comcast.net
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K.A.T, (Kitty Angel Team) Adoption, Inc.A small cat rescue dedicated to rehoming abandoned stray cats and kittens (including ferals) and assisting in spay/neuter for those who cannot afford to do so.PO Box 151, Foster OR US 97345 Ph:(541)367-7575 Email: vickitty@comcast.net Email2: ddgarron2@centurytel.net
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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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