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Multnomah County Animal Services benefits from vehicles donated through the Volunteers of America Vehicle Donation Program. Start your vehicle donation now.

Please observe and share the following guidelines and resources for keeping pets cool in hot weather.

Frappuccino is getting all the love, fruit and veggies, toys, and guinea pig friends in their new home.

Join our team of humane animal care and customer service professionals, serving the pets and people of Multnomah County.

Donation Policies and Procedures ensure restricted-use donation funds are spent in accordance with the intent of donors and address the well-being, health and safety of animals. Updated July 27, 2023.

Learn about the minimum requirements for adequate shelter for animals who are outdoors.

Learn about options and requirements for a possible boarding fee deferment.

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.

The law requires that any person who has a pet in a public place must remove excrement (or other solid waste) deposited by the animal. This applies to all public places.

Axel is wheeling around Mt Hood trails, and around his new property. He loves to play fetch, and enjoys all his outdoor time.

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Happy Adoption Story: Axel