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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.

Thank you for licensing your pet! Licensing pets is an important part of responsible pet ownership and it enables us to quickly and easily reunite pets with their owners.

Learn about the benefits of crate training, how to do it, and practices to avoid.

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.

Sign up for the Multnomah County Animal Services Weekly Newsletter to receive Friday updates on adoptable pets, happy adoption stories, special events, and important news.

Safety trainings for volunteers on lead awareness, hazard awareness, and safety with chemicals present in the shelter environment.

Read some of our recent Happy Adoption stories! We're so happy to hear from adopters with updates about their new pets. Think of it like our version of Humans of New York... "Pets of Multnomah"

Access the full Multnomah County Ordinance Chapter 13, complete with fees and amendments.

If you are struggling and need help to feed your pets, resources are available. Area groups operate pet food banks and support systems to feed the pets of those in need.