Thank you for your outpouring of generous support during the COVID-19 crisis. Here are guidelines to help the animals while protecting your health and community through physical distancing.
MCAS hosted an Animals in Emergencies workshop with regional animal care & control, law enforcement, emergency management, and others to increase emergency preparedness and resiliency.
Dr. Meghan Romney celebrates fifteen (15) years as a shelter veterinarian at Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS).
Roberta Ruble celebrates fifteen (15) years as a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) for Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS), a division of the Department of Community Services (DCS).
Prepare your pets, stay informed, make a plan, and charge your phones as the risk of fires and power outages increases.
Congratulations to Dr. Meghan Romney on receiving the 2022 Chair’s Excellence Award for her commitment, compassion, and dedication to the animals. Watch the award presentation held on May 4, at 3 pm.
From injured wildlife and pets to farm animals, Animal Control Officers are prepared for all kinds of scenarios, including wayward turkeys! Read about the recent journey of Cranberry and Russet.
Protect yourself & pets from diseases like Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI)! Avoid feeding raw meat (including freeze-dried) & unpasteurized dairy. Report sick/dead birds to 503-986-4711.
Watch the moment Achilles is adopted on March 21, 2024- as MCAS staff say goodbye.
Thank you to the employees of Dick Hannah Auto Group dealerships, and to the Believe in Nice Foundation for raising $13,147 for shelter animals at MCAS!
