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MCAS is providing context for 2019 Asilomar report figures- live release outcomes, humane euthanasia considerations, and increasing life-saving capacity.

Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS) is suspending intake of stray and community cats, except for cases where the cat is sick or injured, or in immediate danger due to cruelty and neglect

Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS) will provide a grace period for pet licensing requirements during the current state of emergency.

License your pet at Multnomah County Animal Services on Saturdays from 8 - 11 am, and get a free rabies vaccine, plus a free exam from Good Neighbor Vet!

Amanda T. has quickly distinguished herself as an advanced dog handler and mentor with a great deal of compassion for animals at the shelter.

MCAS hosted an Animals in Emergencies workshop with regional animal care & control, law enforcement, emergency management, and others to increase emergency preparedness and resiliency.

Wade Sadler is focused on making services more accessible, providing cutting-edge care to animals, and making their stay less stressful and more humane.

Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS) is now seeking applications for membership on the Multnomah County Animal Services Community Advisory Committee (MCAS-CAC).

There is an abundance of adoptable bunnies at MCAS. These gentle animals are curious, sweet, and make excellent pets with the right preparation.

Friends of Multnomah County Shelter Animals is accepting applications for volunteers to serve as board members.