Just like a bear, I am snuggly, cute, and love butt scratches.
I am a friendly, happy, silly, and handsome boy who is sure to make you smile and bring so much love into your life!
I may be big, but that won't stop me from trying to be a lap dog!
I am a pretty eager guy as I get so stoked for walks that I tend to pull. I can't help it, walkies are so so so much fun! I could use some help learning proper leash manners.
High Energy: I can become easily frustrated if my energy and exercise needs are not met. I will need positive outlets and a calm environment to help me flourish.
Escape Artist: I have a history of escaping doors or fences. I will need supervision when outdoors or we can go on adventures together - on leash of course!
Shy and Nervous: I can be worried about new people, new surroundings and touch. I can be sensitive to handling, including but not limited to medical/grooming and restraint. I will need someone who can help offer guidance in these situations and offer a bit more patience!
Resource Guarding: I have a history of guarding my people, food, toys and/or bedding from other animals or people.
The type of home I'm looking for:
I need to go to an adult only home.
I need a home without cats, small animals, livestock, or small dogs.
I would prefer to be the only dog in the home.I will need to meet any canine companions prior to getting adopted. I can be picky about my canine companions. Slow introductions and having my own space will be important for me to adjust to a home with resident dogs.
It could be with you! Click here to learn about the adoption process.
Just like a bear, I am snuggly, cute, and love butt scratches.
I am a friendly, happy, silly, and handsome boy who is sure to make you smile and bring so much love into your life!
I may be big, but that won't stop me from trying to be a lap dog!
I am a pretty eager guy as I get so stoked for walks that I tend to pull. I can't help it, walkies are so so so much fun! I could use some help learning proper leash manners.
High Energy: I can become easily frustrated if my energy and exercise needs are not met. I will need positive outlets and a calm environment to help me flourish.
Escape Artist: I have a history of escaping doors or fences. I will need supervision when outdoors or we can go on adventures together - on leash of course!
Shy and Nervous: I can be worried about new people, new surroundings and touch. I can be sensitive to handling, including but not limited to medical/grooming and restraint. I will need someone who can help offer guidance in these situations and offer a bit more patience!
Resource Guarding: I have a history of guarding my people, food, toys and/or bedding from other animals or people.
The type of home I'm looking for:
I need to go to an adult only home.
I need a home without cats, small animals, livestock, or small dogs.
I would prefer to be the only dog in the home.I will need to meet any canine companions prior to getting adopted. I can be picky about my canine companions. Slow introductions and having my own space will be important for me to adjust to a home with resident dogs.
It could be with you! Click here to learn about the adoption process.
Oregon Humane Society’s Portland and Salem campuses are open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days per week. Adoptions are on a first-come, first-served basis.
When you come to the shelter and see a pet you are interested in meeting, please take note of the pet’s name and visit the front desk in the lobby. Our Customer Care team will be happy to assist you with the next steps.
Step 1: Come to the shelter!
Visit our Portland or Salem campuses to view available pets in person! You can also view all adoptable animals on our website, which is updated with new pets every day.
The shelter is open for walk-through viewing from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days per week. Bringing home a pet is a family decision, so we encourage you to bring the whole family and other decision-makers. If you’re thinking about adopting a dog, don’t forget a leash!
Step 2: Meet and greet
Once you’ve found a pet you’re interested in meeting, take note of the pet’s name and visit the front desk in the lobby. We’ll have you fill out a brief questionnaire. You can also save time by filling out the questionnaire before visiting the shelter. Just let our staff know that you have already submitted your information and they can pull it up in our system.
Please note: Meet and greets are done on a first-come/first-served basis. There may be a wait time during our busiest times, including the weekends. Our goal is to help you within 30 minutes to arrange a meet and greet, but wait times may vary. We appreciate your patience. Be sure to allow enough time and have flexibility in your schedule when you visit.
Step 3: Take your new pet home!
We do not offer holds on any animals at this time. For more information about what is included with your new pet’s adoption, please head on over to our Adoption Support page.
All adopted animals are required to go home with safety mechanisms in place. We require that all cats and small animals go home in a carrier. You can bring your carrier from home or we will send your new cat or small animal home in a cardboard carrier. All dogs are required to go home on leash and we will safely secure them in your vehicle or rideshare for you.
Oregon Humane Society’s Portland and Salem campuses are open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days per week. Adoptions are on a first-come, first-served basis.
When you come to the shelter and see a pet you are interested in meeting, please take note of the pet’s name and visit the front desk in the lobby. Our Customer Care team will be happy to assist you with the next steps.
Step 1: Come to the shelter!
Visit our Portland or Salem campuses to view available pets in person! You can also view all adoptable animals on our website, which is updated with new pets every day.
The shelter is open for walk-through viewing from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days per week. Bringing home a pet is a family decision, so we encourage you to bring the whole family and other decision-makers. If you’re thinking about adopting a dog, don’t forget a leash!
Step 2: Meet and greet
Once you’ve found a pet you’re interested in meeting, take note of the pet’s name and visit the front desk in the lobby. We’ll have you fill out a brief questionnaire. You can also save time by filling out the questionnaire before visiting the shelter. Just let our staff know that you have already submitted your information and they can pull it up in our system.
Please note: Meet and greets are done on a first-come/first-served basis. There may be a wait time during our busiest times, including the weekends. Our goal is to help you within 30 minutes to arrange a meet and greet, but wait times may vary. We appreciate your patience. Be sure to allow enough time and have flexibility in your schedule when you visit.
Step 3: Take your new pet home!
We do not offer holds on any animals at this time. For more information about what is included with your new pet’s adoption, please head on over to our Adoption Support page.
All adopted animals are required to go home with safety mechanisms in place. We require that all cats and small animals go home in a carrier. You can bring your carrier from home or we will send your new cat or small animal home in a cardboard carrier. All dogs are required to go home on leash and we will safely secure them in your vehicle or rideshare for you.
Oregon Humane Society Salem Campus Pet Adoption Experience
The shelter is open for walk-through viewing and meet and greets 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. seven days per week. Meet and greets are done on a first-come/first-served basis.
When you come to the shelter and see a pet you are interested in meeting, please take note of the pet’s name and visit the front desk in the lobby. Our Customer Care team will be happy to assist you with the next steps.
Oregon Humane Society Salem Campus Pet Adoption Experience
The shelter is open for walk-through viewing and meet and greets 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. seven days per week. Meet and greets are done on a first-come/first-served basis.
When you come to the shelter and see a pet you are interested in meeting, please take note of the pet’s name and visit the front desk in the lobby. Our Customer Care team will be happy to assist you with the next steps.
More about this shelter
Oregon Humane Society is the largest animal welfare organization in the Northwest, with campuses in Salem and Portland, including a new Community Veterinary Hospital. OHS offers a wide variety of services from pet adoption, training, humane law enforcement, veterinary care, humane education, and disaster response.
OHS puts no time limits on how long animals remain at the shelter—a pet stays available for adoption as long as needed to find a loving home. If a pet in our care needs medical attention, the medical team provides that pet with the same level of care you would want your own pet to receive.
Our Mission Statement
Creating a More Humane Society.
Our Vision Statement
A world where all animals are treated with compassion, kindness and respect.
Oregon Humane Society is the largest animal welfare organization in the Northwest, with campuses in Salem and Portland, including a new Community Veterinary Hospital. OHS offers a wide variety of services from pet adoption, training, humane law enforcement, veterinary care, humane education, and disaster response.
OHS puts no time limits on how long animals remain at the shelter—a pet stays available for adoption as long as needed to find a loving home. If a pet in our care needs medical attention, the medical team provides that pet with the same level of care you would want your own pet to receive.
Our Mission Statement
Creating a More Humane Society.
Our Vision Statement
A world where all animals are treated with compassion, kindness and respect.
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