In-Person Adoptions Available
MCAS is now open for in-person adoptions. Learn what to expect when you visit the shelter to meet adoptable pets, and how to prepare for adoption.
Adoption fees are waived until February 11! Individuals who reside in Multnomah County will still be responsible for purchasing a pet license for dogs and cats at the time of adoption.
Xin chào! Tên tôi là Ranger
![Photo for 80969 [Ranger]](/sites/default/files/styles/small/public/animal_photos/nid_80001-82500/80969_default_photo.jpg?itok=8TDeOLOY)
I'm Ranger. I was surrendered to MCAS when my senior owner passed away and there was no one else to give me a home. I have not lived with other animals so would do best as an only pet. It is unknown if I have been around kids, so the shelter is recommending if there are kids in my new home that they are at least 12 years old. I know sit and down and love to be paid with small pieces of hot dog. I wasn't trained to take food nicely so when giving treats it's best to toss it on the ground for me, I don't mind a bit. I may be 6 years old but I want you to know that I still have a lot of pep in my step and would love to go for walks and hang out with my new people because I have a lot of love left to give!
Tin Tức và Sự Kiện
December Monthly Report Snapshot
580
Field Responses
110
Transfers Out
118
Reclaimed Pets
128
Adoptions