Newly Named Petco Love Invests in Lifesaving Work of Multnomah County Animal Services. Grant of $7,500 will provide important medical equipment to extend efforts to save more animal lives.
To safeguard our rabbits in the shelter, and to prevent the potential spread of rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (RHDV2), MCAS is taking special precautions and asking the public to be observant.
Melinda Hickey is retiring after eight and a half years.
Fostering can be a family and community affair, as in the case of Laverne the kitten. A young neighbor visited regularly to socialize Laverne, and made a picture as a gift for her adopter, Carolyn.
Learn how to protect pets and people from Monkeypox virus infection or exposure.
MCAS staff and volunteers trained with Dogs Playing for Life to provide pets the enrichment and stimulation that will help them maintain good physical and mental health throughout their shellter stay.
In an effort to protect the hearing of our visitors, we're advising all members of the public to wear earplugs or other comparable hearing protections while in the dog kennels.
Recent National Animal Shelter Data Shows Significant Increase in Stray Dog Intake. Shelter Animals Count and MCAS Offer Tips to Keep Pets Home Safe in July - National Lost Pet Prevention Month.
Enid T. led the Pet Loss Support Group at DoveLewis Animal Hospital for 33 years. As a long-term volunteer at MCAS, Enid gives the gift of life to countless kittens as a foster volunteer.
Multnomah County Animal Services adopts innovative technology from Petco Love to help reunite lost pets with their families on National Lost Dog and Cat Awareness Day.
