MCAS is resuming enforcement of the pet licensing requirements for dogs and cats now that many COVID-19 pandemic restrictions are lifted. Learn how to get a new or renewed license for your dog or cat.
Kelso was adopted with a health condition, and his adopters didn't know how long they would have him as a result. So far, they've enjoyed over three years together. Read more about Kelso's story.
Thank you to Makenzie S. of Girl Scout Troop 42569 for her ongoing Gold Award project to construct high-quality PVC and durable outdoor fabric beds for shelter pets.
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.
The independent nonprofit supporting Multnomah County Shelter Animals is holding an open meeting on Saturday, December 9, at 11 am. Come and learn more about ways to be involved!
Multnomah County Animal Services (MCAS) is happy to report that the two dogs rescued from Beaver Creek Canyon were reclaimed by their owner the afternoon of Monday, September 16, 2019.
Martian follows Alexis everywhere, loves his baths, and howls for the hair dryer!
The second phase of Chair Jessica Vega Pederson’s Review of MCAS gathered feedback from volunteers, current and former staff, partner agencies, and members of the public. Read Phase 2 report results.
