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MCAS generally does not deal with wildlife nuisances. Here are regional resources to help you manage and resolve issues with wildlife, including coyotes, rodents, and other wildlife.

Reuniting pets with their people is a top priority at MCAS. Learn about what you need to reclaim your pets - proof of ownership, supplies, fees, and stray hold timeframes.

Thousands of Oregonians, their livestock, and their animals are displaced following Oregon’s devastating wildfires.

Congratulations to Kelley S., nominated and chosen as the November 2018 Multnomah County Animal Services Volunteer of the Month.

Learn about the adoption process, including the application, interview, required adoption fee, and protocol for picking up your pet.

Learn about end of life services for your pet, including euthanasia and cremation. Learn about deceased animal pickup services in public areas, and handling and disposing of small deceased animals.

Explore resources to find your lost pet, including filing a lost pet report, searching reports of found pets, and other steps or tools available.

Learn how to find an owner of an outdoor cat, assess their health, or determine which responsible course of action to take. MCAS limits intake to sick and injured cats.

Learn about important steps and tips to search for a lost pet.

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Living With Wildlife

Reclaiming Your Pet

ODA launches website to help owners reunite with animals displaced due to wildfires

Kelley S is the November 2018 Volunteer of the Month

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Deceased Animals & End of Life Services

Lost a Pet?

Outdoor Cat Information

More Resources for Finding Lost Pets

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