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Learn about animal intakes, outcomes, return to owner rates, average length of stay, live-release rates, and other agency statistics for March 2024.

Watch the moment Achilles is adopted on March 21, 2024- as MCAS staff say goodbye.

The first bottle-baby kittens of 2024 have arrived. With more on the way, we need your support as foster volunteers, and to spread the word about what to do if you find kittens.

Adoption fees are reduced 50%* indefinitely for all adoptable animals at Multnomah County Animal Services, and in volunteer foster homes. *License fees apply. This special will continue as needed.

Lou has been an amazing new member of Victoria's little family, and they couldn't love him more!

Huey Lewis is a happy, healthy, and very lazy senior cat adopted in January 2023. His adopters love him so much. Senior kitties are the best!

Learn about animal intakes, outcomes, return to owner rates, average length of stay, live-release rates, and other agency statistics for February 2024.

Butters is doing great!  He’s not a fan of walking in the rain…but he’s such a sweet dog.

Shelters and rescues in Oregon need your help! Proposed state license and inspection fees could impact animal welfare. Contact your state representatives and learn more.

Multnomah County Animal Services is dedicated to practices that lead to lifesaving. We do not euthanize healthy and safe animals, or euthanize for space. Our shelter live-release rate is high, at 90%.