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Areas Central Coast Humane Society serves
Lincoln County, Oregon
Neskowin, Oregon
Cloverdale, Oregon
Pacific City, Oregon
Grand Ronde, Oregon
Blodgett, Oregon
Alsea, Oregon
Central Coast Humane Society's adoption process
1.
Meet the Pet
Meet the pet in person or view them on our website and Facebook page.
2.
Submit Application
We will make our application available
3.
Interview
We will want to ask you questions such as who will be the main caregiver, or where will the animal be housed at night?
4.
Approve Application
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
6.
Home Check
Either we will do a home check or if you live at a distance, we will ask another shelter/rescue to do a home check for us.
7.
Pay Fee
We accept cash, check, or credit/debit cards.
Additional adoption info
If at any time you feel you cannot keep the pet, you must contact CCHS (541-265-3719) so we can discuss the appropriate outcome for the pet. You can list the pet for rehoming on our website.
If at any time you feel you cannot keep the pet, you must contact CCHS (541-265-3719) so we can discuss the appropriate outcome for the pet. You can list the pet for rehoming on our website.
About Central Coast Humane Society
Central Coast Humane Society is not a brick and mortar operation. We are all volunteers and work from our homes. Our local shelter is operated by the Sheriff's Office. CCHS helps the animals that are outside of the shelter system. We provide financial help for animal caregivers so they can keep their animals at home and not have to relinquish to a shelter. We also have a very robust community cat program and do a lot of TNR (trap, spay/neuter, vaccinate, and return) work. Animals are sentient beings and deserve our love and compassion.
Central Coast Humane Society is not a brick and mortar operation. We are all volunteers and work from our homes. Our local shelter is operated by the Sheriff's Office. CCHS helps the animals that are outside of the shelter system. We provide financial help for animal caregivers so they can keep their animals at home and not have to relinquish to a shelter. We also have a very robust community cat program and do a lot of TNR (trap, spay/neuter, vaccinate, and return) work. Animals are sentient beings and deserve our love and compassion.
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