Resources: Pet Care

  • Animal Aid
    5335 SW 42nd Ave.
    Portland
    OR
    97221-3550
    503-292-6628
    http://www.animalaidpdx.org
    See website for event schedules.

    Spaying/neutering throughout the year: Spay Day USA; Tom & Mom Cat Special - $10 for each spay/neuter; offer interest-free loans so animal can receive immediate medical care, also loans for spay/neuter.

  • JOIN
    1435 NE 81st St.
    Portland
    OR
    97213
    503-232-2031
    http://www.joinpdx.com
    To make an appointment go to office Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
    Transit: Max Blue, Green, Red, 72, 77

    Usually has dog food available for people, occasionally has cat food. Provide access to local vet for free vaccination and spay/neuter services -stipulations: owner must be homeless, can get vaccinations if owner agrees to have animal spayed/neutered, owner must come to JOIN to set up appointment in person, no phone appointments.

  • Oregon Humane Society
    1067 NE Columbia Blvd.
    Portland
    OR
    97211-1411
    503-285-7722 ext 211
    http://www.oregonhumane.org

    Animals accepted for emergency boarding must be referred to OHS by owner's case worker, Red Cross or similar agency.  Low cost spay/neuter coupons available for low income residents.  Will distribute cat/dog food with valid ID.


  • PAW Team
    1030 SW 13th Ave
    Outside In Arts Building
    Portland
    OR
    97205-1702
    503-535-3844 message line
    http://www.pawteam.org

    Veterinary "street" clinics up to 4 times a year, providing vaccinations and basic health care, pet food and supplies, and coupons for spay/neuter services. Photo ID required. Clinics are held at Outside In, 1132 SW 13th Avenue, in downtown Portland or other locations around the city; check website for details or leave a voice mail. 

  • Portland Leash Law

    Portland has leash laws regarding pets on public property. Dogs are required to be on leashes unless they are in a designated off-leash area during off-leash hours. Pet owners must show they have immediate reach and control of their animal. Pet owners are required to scoop up and properly dispose of any fecal material animals leave in parks.

    Animals found in violation of city and county animal control regulations may be impounded, at the expense of the owner. Exceptions apply to service animals and police dogs.

  • Spay and Save
    Cat Adoption Team, 14175 SW Galbreath Drive, Sherwood, OR Phone: (503) 925-8903 Multnomah County Animal Services, 1700 W Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, Phone: (503) 988-7387 Oregon Humane Society, 1067 NE Columbia Blvd. Portland, Phone: (503) 802-6755 For Stray or Feral Cats: Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon, Phone: (503) 797-2606
    http://www.asapmetro.org
    Call the closest location to you to schedule your appointment:

    Spay and Save program is an initiative of the Animal Shelter Alliance of Portland in which spay or neuter surgeries are offered to the cats of low income people for a fee of only $10. All cats are welcome, whether they are owned, stray or feral. To qualify, the person bringing in the cat(s) must be currently receiving government assistance such as Medicaid, WIC, Food Stamps, SSI, Section 8 public housing, AFDC, TANF or other government assistance programs. They must also be a resident of Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas or Clark Counties.