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Direct Direct As I take a moment to relect during this holiday profoundly Iam gratefu season, amoment this Itake As to during relect At every milestone in our history, to say our At "yes" in every determination milestone our prope has There is one word in animal welfare that holds that welfare power. enormous word one sav word is animal can There This in Thomas Lamb Eliot recruited like-minded Portlanders to join him in formi in Portlanders him to join like-minded Eliot recruited Lamb Thomas 150-yearThroughout our history, always OHS has looked for ways to say “yes. This holiday issue of the magazine includes inspiring stories of compas holiday includes inspiring magazine of issue the This With ask for each help, we on how it were to happen. make focused veterinarians from Oregon State punis from University; and end suffering veterinarians who have made choice to say the “yes.” with a“yes.”with generosity throughout our community. throughoutgenerosity our President CEO and Happy Holidays to you your and family, for aHappy wishes best and New Year. their estate, oftheir “yes.” it to for plan allows us afuture avolunteer ado When walks In September, following the devastation and looding from Hurricane Fl Hurricane September, from In devastation following the looding and lives and making families complete. Iinvite families you to read aboutlives making and some of spec our Humane Society, to decision sayHumane “yes” their foundation the for laid sta our lives and change the fate people. the and of pets lives change Asimple and “yes” have can ahuge impact of specially-trained responders deployed w to assist of specially-trained Carolina to North More Society. Humane Adopters who say home changi “yes” apet are to bringing create partnerships with more than 90 shelters and rescues. 90shelters rescues. and more with than create partnerships foster parent bottle feeds a tiny kitten, they are afirming our shared comm shared our afirming are they kitten, atiny feeds foster parent bottle parents and adopters. or and includesparents OHS adonor i When steps up amonthly gift with OHS’s to say “yes” ability made is possible to pets by donors, our volunteers, fo Cowlitz County. Read on page more 7. efforts about 6and these Most recently, O forward. Saying “yes”forward. Saying allowed to get to 11,000 us has adoptions year for each t in 96 cats from Florida after Hurricane Michael, plus Michael, 57 Hurricane 96 more Florida ashelt cats after from catsin from adoptions to se on page of donors 17 list businesses the and browse and through eight survivors from a dog meat farm in South Korea. South adogeight from in survivors meat We off-site farm our used facil Afew later, weeks efforts. to w International we were Society by asked Humane eight years; treat thousands of pets in our medical center; train the next gen the center; medical our train in ofeight pets years; thousands treat been assisting with the wildire response in California. in response wildire the with assisting been beacon of hope for animals. beacon of hope for animals. Sharon Harmon Sharon

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e . n OHS 3 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 4 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY “This donation made it possible to provide the service and get the the get and service the provide to possible it made donation “This “The fairgrounds are a well-known location and were key to were and location awell-known are fairgrounds “The The Spay & Save program is reaching deeper into rural Clackamas rural into deeper is reaching program Spay &Save The OHS HELPS FEED THE NEED NEED THE OHS HELPS FEED Save Program Assistant. “For some people, the fairgrounds are a are fairgrounds the people, some “For Assistant. Program Save An OHS volunteer who is passionate about serving Clackamas serving about is passionate who OHS volunteer An Managing all the pet food coming in and being used at OHS is at abig used being in and coming food pet the all Managing care or pay for other expenses,” says Holly Hood, OHS retail buyer buyer OHS retail Hood, Holly says expenses,” other for pay or care vet provide to resources uptheir frees food providing by groups illing,” says Anika Moje, Senior Program Manager, Program Spay &Save. Senior Moje, Anika says illing,” and coordinator of the monthly pet food distribution program. program. distribution food pet monthly the of coordinator and job. Sometimes the amount of food donated by wholesalers, wholesalers, by donated food of amount the Sometimes job. HELPING CL County decided to fund the October transport which allowed allowed which transport October the fund to decided County County to help pet-owners in need. The fairgrounds in Canby in Canby fairgrounds The in need. pet-owners help to County needed during a given month. This represented an opportunity to to opportunity an This represented month. agiven during needed is what exceeds individuals and corporations companies, trucking a big help for those living in more remote areas.” remote in more living those for help a big are so appreciative of this service.” this service.” of appreciative so are lend a hand to other shelters and rescue groups. “Helping other other “Helping groups. rescue and shelters other to ahand lend were recently identiied as a convenient meeting point for local local for point meeting as aconvenient identiied recently were were returned to their grateful owners at the end of the day. the of end “We the at owners grateful their to returned were miles, 60 than more logging After community.” the to out word tremendous need in Clackamas County that we are committed to committed we are that County in Clackamas need tremendous is a “There neutered. and spayed get to cats local 50 than more halfway point to OHS, so having this meeting location option was option location this meeting having so OHS, to point halfway Spay & Wilson, Bailey says areas,” rural in more people reaching surgery. OHS for to transport for cats their off drop to residents heard so many thank yous,” adds Bailey. “They love their cats and cats their love Bailey. “They yous,” adds thank many so heard cats the when afirmed were fairgrounds using of the beneits the NEWS NEWS OHS staffer Isiah Lewis lends a hand during distribution during distribution ahand lends Lewis Isiah staffer OHS of pet food to local shelters and rescue groups. and rescue shelters local to food pet of ACKAMAS CATS ACKAMAS from OHS

The surplus is stored in OHS’s off-site facility and then distributed distributed then and facility in OHS’s off-site is stored surplus The For more information about the monthly pet food distribution distribution food pet monthly the about information more For During a recent distribution, a volunteer from a local rescue that that rescue alocal from avolunteer distribution, arecent During also helps veterans expressed her appreciation. “You have no idea idea “You have no appreciation. her expressed veterans helps also what a difference this makes. Thank you so much.” so you Thank this makes. adifference what program contact Holly Hood, Holly Hood, program contact need, like military veterans and those struggling with homelessness. homelessness. with struggling those and veterans like military need, in people to directly food provide also program in the partners the of Some basis. amonthly on groups rescue and shelters to Since the Spay & Save program began in 2010, more than 85,000 85,000 than Spay more inSince the began &Save 2010, program felines have been spayed or neutered. This has contributed to a a to contributed has This have spayed or neutered. felines been 46.8% reduction in cats and kittens entering local shelters. local entering and kittens in cats reduction 46.8% started the pet food distribution program in 2016. in 2016. program distribution food pet the started Hol ly Hood, OHS retail buyer, pictured right, right, buyer, retail pictured OHS ly Hood, [email protected].

“Subaru and our Portland metro retailers believe in making the world abette world the in making believe retailers metro Portland our and “Subaru 150th year of helping the animals. We are proud to support OHS and its many great pro great many its OHS and support to We proud are animals. the helping of year 150th The Subaru Loves Pets promotion was our irst metro-wide Love Promise Event bri Love Event Promise metro-wide was irst our promotion Pets Loves Subaru The Society. Sales Manager, Subaru of America, Inc., Portland Zone. Zone. Portland Inc., Manager, America, of Sales Subaru SU After Coco retired from ofice on Nov. on 15, ofice from retired Coco After A press conference at City Hall kicked off the day with Mayor Wheeler announcing t announcing Wheeler Mayor day with the off Hall kicked City at conference A press After the press conference, Sharon and and Sharon conference, press the After OHS President and CEO, and Diane Rosenbaum, OHS Board Member and former Ore former and Member OHS Board CEO, and Rosenbaum, Diane and OHS President PAWTLANDIA? PROCLAMATION OHS'S HONORS 150 Meanwhile, other OHS ambassadors pet Diane attended the City Council meeting meeting Council City the attended Diane Portland is consistently voted one of the most pet-friendly cities in the cou in the cities pet-friendly most the of one voted is consistently Portland conserving water by limiting dog baths, baths, dog limiting by water conserving of the City Council honored OHS’s 150th anniversary in a unique way. in aunique Nov. 14, wa 2018 anniversary OHS’s 150th honored Council City the of and the goal to create a More Humane Humane aMore create to goal the and and taking to social media to publicize publicize to media social to taking and and all pets get extra treats. treats. extra get pets all and and hour extra an for nap to cats allowing and spoke about OHS’s history, the im- the OHS’s spoke about and history, and Coco the Maltese was named “Mayor Pet Ambassador” for the day. the for Ambassador” Pet “Mayor was named Maltese the Coco and and instantly caught the attention of the media covering the event. event. the covering media the of attention the caught instantly and were busy meeting with commissioners commissioners with meeting busy were role—a beloved pet. pet. beloved role—a important his on most take to home loving and family perfect the found he pact on Oregon, our vision for the future future the for vision our Oregon, on pact tious plans were discussed, including including discussed, were plans tious day. the Ambi- for goals and agenda their BARU FULFILLS “LOVE PROMISE” WITH $56,900 DONATION Subaru dealers from around the region present a check acheck present region the around from dealers Subaru to OHS following the “Subaru Loves Pets” promotion. Pets” Loves “Subaru the following OHS to Coco gets ready for his press conference with Portland Mayor Ted Portland with Wheeler. conference press ready his for gets Coco

r place and the Subaru Love Promise is our vision of how to do that. that. do to Love is how Promise of vision our Subaru the and r place ntry, so it’s no surprise that Mayor Ted Wheeler and members members and Ted Mayor that Wheeler surprise no it’s so ntry, th

nging the Portland retailers together to support OHS in its OHS in its support to together retailers Portland the nging gon Senate Majority Leader. Coco was introduced Leader. was introduced Coco Majority Senate gon grams with this donation,” says Jason Hirata, District District Hirata, Jason says this donation,” with grams he proclamation and remarks by Sharon Harmon, Harmon, Sharon by remarks and proclamation he s proclaimed “Oregon Humane Society Day” Day” Society Humane “Oregon s proclaimed “We are so grateful for this generous gift,” says says gift,” this generous for grateful so are “We July was allocated to OHS. Participating retail Participating OHS. to was allocated July The Oregon Humane Society has received a a has received Society Humane Oregon The Seven Subaru retailers in the Portland metro area area metro Portland in the retailers Subaru Seven Subaru has been a supporter of OHS since 2004 OHS of since 2004 asupporter has been Subaru CEO. and OHS “These President Harmon, Sharon $56,900 donation from the Portland area Subaru Subaru area Portland the from donation $56,900 Gresham Subaru, Lithia Oregon City Subaru, Subaru, City Oregon Lithia Subaru, Gresham Royal Moore Subaru, Wentworth Subaru and and Subaru Wentworth Subaru, Royal Moore ers included Carr Subaru, Dick Hannah Subaru, Subaru, Dick Hannah Subaru, Carr included ers each new car sold during the month of June and and June of month the during sold car new each events including Doggie Dash and Giving Tuesday. Dash Giving and Doggie including events Wilsonville Subaru. Subaru. Wilsonville and has partnered on a variety of programs and and programs of avariety on has partnered and for pets in need.” pets for caring and lives wayin saving along go will funds participated in the promotion in which $25 from $25 in which from promotion in the participated promotion. Pets” Loves “Subaru the of result the is OHS and in 2018 by received donation porate cor largest single the marks gift The retailers.

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OHS 5 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 6 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY “We are still bringing in thousands of owner-surrendered pets, too,” pets, owner-surrendered of in thousands bringing still are “We They are coming from more than 90 partner shelters throughout throughout shelters partner 90 than more from coming are They Today, as pet overpopulation in our area has diminished, thanks to to thanks has diminished, area in our Today, overpopulation as pet The increase in cats and kittens coming to OHS from other shelters is shelters other OHS from to coming kittens and in cats increase The States have resulted in large transports of 60-100 felines at atime. at felines 60-100 of transports in large have resulted States Additionally, the medical center at OHS can take on sick or injured sick on injured or take OHS can at center medical the Additionally, ASPCA; Jackson Galaxy; and the Humane Society of the United United the of Society Humane the and Galaxy; Jackson ASPCA; Chance program. Chance program. Second the via country the across and region the around Oregon, home. aloving at chance asecond for Society Humane Oregon OHS. This year, OHS is on track to surpass that number with 6,849 6,849 with number This year, that OHS. surpass to OHS is track on Coalition has led to more than 500 kittens hitching a ride to OHS on OHS on to aride hitching kittens 500 than more to has led Coalition spay/neuter and other services, the number of pets coming from from coming pets of number the services, other spay/neuter and says Jessica Wiseley Kruger, OHS Admissions Manager. “But the the OHS Admissions Manager. Kruger, “But Wiseley Jessica says It’s been more than 20 years since the program irst began at OHS. OHS. at began irst program since the years 20 than more been It’s In 2017, the Second Chance program brought a record 7,148 arecord In 2017, to brought Chance program pets Second the Each week, pets travel between ive and 500 miles to come to the the to come to miles 500 and ive between travel pets week, Each other shelters represents two-thirds of the animals available for for available animals the of two-thirds represents shelters other one of the main reasons for the uptick. A partnership with Feral Cat Cat Feral with Apartnership uptick. the for main reasons the of one facilities. other at overlooked be may who pets those for opportunity has lipped.” equation With more than 11,000 adoptions a year, OHS presents a huge ahuge ayear, adoptions OHS presents 11,000 than more With adoption at OHS. at adoption pets that may be too challenging for shelters or rescues with with rescues or shelters for challenging too be may that pets pets transferred in as of early November. in as early of transferred pets the “Kitten Caboose.” Partnerships with Cowlitz County, WA; the the WA; County, Cowlitz with Partnerships Caboose.” “Kitten the limited resources. limited ON THE ROAD, IN THE AIR AND SAVING LIVES SAVING AND AIR THE ROAD, IN THE ON SECOND CHANCE Daisy greets shoppers at Shipwreck on N. Killingworth. on N. at Shipwreck shoppers greets Daisy “The great news in all this is that we continue to have adopters in our inour have adopters to wecontinue this inall is that news great “The The petite beagle mix with a graying face greets shoppers as they as they shoppers greets face agraying with mix beagle petite The Sharon Harmon, OHS President and CEO. “So, when we get the call call the we get when CEO. and OHS “So, President Harmon, Sharon Oregonian, Daisy is embracing her new life. “She’s a real ambassa- areal “She’s life. new her is Daisy embracing Oregonian, Wiseley Jessica and Oklahoma from dozens pets of with Oregon to back She rode minute. last the in at was squeezed but Oregon smiles. “She really wants to be a good shop dog,” says Marcy Bruce, Bruce, Marcy says dog,” shop agood be to wants really “She smiles. Fetch Fido a Flight and local Oklahoma shelters. Now a true atrue Now shelters. Oklahoma local and aFlight Fido Fetch with meet to trip OHS Admissions Manager,Kruger, the made who dor,” Marcy adds as she holds Daisy in her arms. arms. dor,” in her Daisy as holds she adds Marcy to light make the didn’t almost Daisy Oregon. to rates euthanasia a aFlight, Fido Fetch with apartnership OHS through to came owner of Shipwreck and Daisy’s adopter. It’s hard to imagine that that imagine to hard adopter. It’s Daisy’s and Shipwreck of owner of lots and snuggles pets, solicits always almost wag tail gentle Daisy’s Killingsworth. N. on Shipwreck shop, retail vintage the enter family didn’t want her anymore. But Daisy’s luck turned when she she when turned luck Daisy’s But anymore. her want didn’t family non-proit that brings pets from shelters in Oklahoma with high high with inOklahoma shelters from pets brings that non-proit backyard in Oklahoma. She was brought to a local shelter when her her when shelter alocal to She was brought in Oklahoma. backyard in a alone and bored life her most spent dog little this sweet area ready to open their hearts and homes to these pets,” says says pets,” these to homes and hearts their open to ready area from these other shelters who need help, we can say ‘yes.’” ‘yes.’” say we can help, need who shelters other these from FROM ABANDONED TO SHIPWRECKED PROGRAM SECOND CHANCE 2018SECONDCHANCE Dogs and Puppies Cats and Kittens 3,507 3,427 V olunteers help bring dogs and puppies through through and puppies dogs bring help olunteers the intake process when they arrive at OHS. at arrive OHS. they when process intake the Pets from OR Shelters from OR Pets Largest Transport 2,596 99

YOGI’S TRANSFORMATION As the mats were peeled away, Yogi’s body appeared. The last stop in her in her stop last The away, Yogi’s appeared. peeled were body mats the As A close look at Yogi’s coat was heartbreaking. The tight, thick mats mats thick tight, The Yogi’s at was look heartbreaking. A close coat ilth were also evident in her extremely matted, foul-smelling coat. coat. foul-smelling matted, extremely in her evident also were ilth was disposition joyful her Korea, South from trip long the after light she marched past the mountain of hair that carried the weight of her her of weight the carried hair that of mountain the past marched she seemed to relish the attention, patiently tolerating the buzz and and buzz the tolerating patiently attention, relish the to seemed In October, OHS was asked by Humane Society International (HSI) to International OHS was Society asked Humane by In October, Korea. The animals were from a group of more than 200 who were were who 200 than more of agroup from were animals The Korea. Krystal Ragsdale and Deb Morgan were up to the task and Yogi and task the up to were Morgan Deb and Ragsdale Krystal cruel past. “She must feel a million times better,” said Deb, smiling. smiling. Deb, said better,” times amillion feel must “She past. cruel controversial business and transition to a more proitable and and proitable amore to transition and business controversial and Krystal shampooed and rinsed. When Yogi emerged from the tub, tub, the from Yogi When emerged rinsed. and shampooed Krystal and works with farmers who want to get out of the increasingly increasingly the of out get to want who farmers with works were likely causing Yogi a lot of discomfort. Volunteer groomers groomers Volunteer Yogi discomfort. causing of likely lot a were immediately evident. Unfortunately, the years of neglect and living in in living and neglect of years the Unfortunately, evident. immediately makeover was a bath and again she complied—waiting patiently as Deb as Deb patiently complied—waiting she again and was abath makeover thanks to HSI’s to program. thanks shuttered have been farms To dog-meat 13 livelihood. date, humane HSI industry. cruel the out phase to HSI’s of efforts as part rescued in South farm adog-meat from rescued were who dogs in eight take vibration of the clippers. the of vibration INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP PARTNERSHIP INTERNATIONAL BRINGS DOGS TO OREGON OREGON TO DOGS BRINGS greeted Luba from the OHS Admissions Team. OHS the from Luba greeted After coming off the plane, Yogi plane, the happily coming off After When Yogi emerged the from

“This effort is a great international collaboration to save these dogs dogs these save to collaboration international is agreat effort “This “baby” in Korean. Yogi, the gentle giant who captured everyone’s everyone’s captured who giant Yogi, gentle in Korean. the “baby” To date, three of the dogs have found their forever home. Pearl, the the Pearl, home. forever their have found dogs To the of three date, After their long journey to Oregon, the dogs were given a few days days afew given were dogs the Oregon, to journey long their After shy spaniel mix, went to a wonderful, quiet home where she will get get will she where home quiet awonderful, to went mix, shy spaniel story on Instagram. Gavin has been renamed Aga, which means means which Aga, renamed has Gavin been Instagram. on story Prior to coming to Oregon, the eight dogs all received extensive extensive received all dogs eight the Oregon, to coming to Prior CEO. and President quiet company and a gentle touch were the path to success. success. to path the were touch agentle and company quiet others groomer, for and volunteer the with hours meant it dogs and has “taken over our hearts in the best way.” best inthe hearts our over has “taken and and we are honored to be a part of it,” says Sharon Harmon, OHS Harmon, Sharon says it,” of apart be to honored we are and who followed her transformation on Facebook. They have renamed have renamed They Facebook. on transformation her followed who friendly to shut-down and defensive. Plans were developed to help help to developed Plans were defensive. and shut-down to friendly went home with a woman who is also from South Korea and saw his saw and Korea South is from also who awoman with home went in South Korea.. in South her Luna Star and report that she is always smiling, loves to snuggle snuggle to loves smiling, is she always that report and Luna Star her family awonderful by was adopted disposition, sweet her with heart medical evaluations and vaccines, and spent 30 days in quarantine inquarantine days 30 spent and vaccines, and evaluations medical the dogs adjust and get them ready for adoption. For some of the the of some For adoption. for ready them get and adjust dogs the and gregarious from ranged personalities dogs’ The needs. their assessing started team OHS’s behavior and training before settle to lots of love and attention. Gavin, the happy Lhasa Apso-type dog, dog, Apso-type Lhasa happy the Gavin, attention. and love of lots PHOTO BY TODD OUCHIDA Dr. Emily Ferrell, left, from the OHS Medical Team, did a quick check Team, Medical check did aquick OHS the from left, Dr. Emily Ferrell, of the dogs to make sure all were healthy after the long light. light. long the after healthy all were sure make to dogs the of Volunteer groomer Krystal Ragsdale spent hours hours spent Ragsdale Krystal Volunteer groomer shaving, bathing and trimming Yogi.shaving, and trimming bathing

OHS 7 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 8 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY The team of 121 OHS staff and volunteers certiied in Emergency in Emergency certiied volunteers and OHS staff 121 of team The were volunteers, and OHS of staff amix including teams, Three The devastating looding following Hurricane Florence created a created Florence Hurricane following looding devastating The

September in a rural area west of Wilmington, NC. The community community The NC. Wilmington, of west area in arural September Animal Sheltering have all completed FEMA training and hands-on hands-on and FEMA training completed have all Sheltering Animal After Hurricane Michael left a path of destruction in the Florida Florida in the destruction of apath left Michael Hurricane After Animal Sheltering. Their expertise was needed in response to natural disasters and in ongoing c inongoing and disasters to natural inresponse was needed expertise Their Sheltering. Animal CALIFORNIA WILDFIRECALIFORNIA RESPONSE HURRICANE MICHAEL RESPONSE MICHAEL HURRICANE FLORENCE RESPONSE HURRICANE OHS responders were also called to help with a number of ongoing ongoing of anumber with help to called also were OHS responders devastat- the by displaced pets for make to room in order Chico, CA in Society Humane Butte the from cats 22 welcomed OHS recently storm and went to North Carolina after the storm when it was it when storm the after Carolina North to went and storm shelter so regularly scheduled transports could continue. could transports scheduled regularly so shelter ONGOING HELP Butte Humane’s adoption program, they were able to go to new new to go to able were they program, adoption Humane’s Butte Panhandle, OHS focused on helping empty a shelter in a community in acommunity ashelter empty helping on OHSPanhandle, focused Dennis and Lynn Davis along with staff member Alexa Prasad Prasad Alexa member staff Lynn and with Dennis Davis along Fla. OHS’s off-site facility was reorganized to house and care for the the for care and house to was reorganized facility OHS’sFla. off-site deployed to help displaced pets. They worked for one week in late in late week one for worked They pets. displaced help to deployed Eileen OHS volunteers help. could they how and where determined cats. This strategy also helped keep space open in the main OHS in the open space keep helped also This strategy cats. Pensacola, from Oregon to lown were kittens and cats 100 to close States, United the of Society Humane with In partnership damage. exercises. They are ready to respond to disasters and rescues at at rescues and disasters to respond to ready are They exercises. in October. deployed circumstances. dificult of avariety from rescued birds and cats dogs, for cared team highly-skilled Our ASPCA. the by led cases while they were eating dinner in a local restaurant. restaurant. in alocal dinner eating were they while team the for anote leaving even help, their for grateful was very ing wildires. As the massive disaster unfolded, our team was in team our unfolded, disaster massive the As wildires. ing rapidly changing situation. The OHS team was on standby before the the before standby was on OHS team The situation. changing rapidly be moved over from the neighboring areas that suffered the worst worst the suffered that areas neighboring the from over moved be to pets for allow and up space open This would devastation. the near recovery efforts in California in any way that is needed. is needed. waythat in any inCalifornia efforts recovery and rescue the with helping to OHS is committed inOregon. homes of part already were cats Since the OHS. to cats the transported and hours within road the was on driver volunteer Our help. we could how determine to agencies responding local with touch home or anywhere in the US. in the anywhere or home managed by the ASPCA. Additionally, OHS stepped in to help alleviate shelter space near hurrica space near shelter alleviate to in help Additionally, OHS stepped ASPCA. by the managed It’s been a busy season for the Oregon Humane Society staff and volunteers who are cer are who volunteers and staff Society Humane Oregon the for season abusy It’s been areas in Florida and in wildire-ravaged California. inwildire-ravaged and inFlorida areas OHS DISASTER RESPONSE AND DEPLOYMENT NEWS DEPLOYMENT AND RESPONSE DISASTER OHS

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The Adorable Stars of Stars Adorable The #GivingTuesday campaign. When volunteer volunteer #GivingTuesday When campaign. sweet momma and one amazing foster foster amazing one and momma sweet strong start in life and to help the mothers mothers the help to and inlife start strong a animals foster give to able be to space Nine little border collie mix puppies, their their puppies, mix collie border little Nine Falls shelter was headed to OHS and OHS and to was headed Falls shelter about the joy they bring to their adoptive adoptive their to bring they joy the about of faint the for is pups not many so after family, I know it is all worthwhile.” worthwhile.” all is it family, Iknow for a mom and large litter, but Carol takes it it takes Carol but litter, large and amom for 41 has fostered Carol In total, in 2018. for has cared Carol puppies of litter large fourth foster parent Carol Christensen saw the plea in stride. “I am grateful to have the time and and time have the to grateful am “I in stride. parent were the focus of a recent arecent of focus the were parent heart, but when I watch them sleep or read read or sleep them Iwatch when but heart, up “Cleaning Carol. says conidence,” build hard work, patience and dedication to care care to dedication and patience work, hard of amount this year. enormous an takes It kittens four plus mothers, their and puppies that a very pregnant dog from a Klamath aKlamath from dog pregnant avery that up to help. Lani and her babies are the the are babies her and Lani help. up to stepped she home, afoster needed urgently Holiday cards can be mailed or emailed. Order your holiday your Order cards or emailed. be mailed can Holiday cards Call (503) 416-2987 to order cards or see all cards (including news ones) news onl (including cards all or see 416-2987 to cards order (503) Call by December 18th for your card to 18th delivered by be Christmas. for card your by December by December 18th to ensure your gift is delivered by Christmas. by is delivered gift 18th your to ensure December by Tribute cards can be mailed or emailed. Order your cards your Order or emailed. mailed be can cards Tribute Visit Visit Celebration Cards are the perfect gift gift perfect the are Celebration Cards oregonhumane.org/tribute Tribute Cards are the perfect gift gift perfect the are Cards Tribute for the animal lover on your list. for animal the for the animal lover on lover list. your for animal the

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We love our pets and consider them members of the family. So it’s TREAT YOUR PET! no surprise that we look forward to spending time with them During the holidays, it seems like there is food everywhere. For a fun during the holidays. There are many ways to celebrate the season twist on a cookie exchange with friends, consider hosting a home- with your pet and begin the new year on the right paw. made dog treat exchange. Keep in mind that some pets have dietary restrictions, so be sure to discuss any ingredient limitations before Before you host a holiday gathering at your home, have a plan for you and your friends start baking. your pet. If groups and loud noises are stressful for your furry family member, set up a separate space or spare bedroom for them to relax HOWL-IDAY COOKIES FOR DOGS with their favorite chew toy. Be careful with decorations and holiday Recipe by OHS volunteer Cassandra Gregg plants that may be inviting to your pet but dangerous to their health. Help your pet avoid an upset tummy—don’t give in to the temptation Ingredients to give them table scraps that may be too rich. 1 cup rolled oats 1 cup boiling water There are lots of great gift options for pets and the people who love ¾ cup cornmeal them. Puzzle toys keep pets busy mentally and physically, which is 1-2 teaspoons chicken or beef-lavor instant bouillon particularly helpful when winter weather limits outdoor activities. As ½ cup milk you look to the new year, resolve to strengthen the bond between 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese you and your pet by signing up for a workshop, basic manners or 1 egg beaten Nose Work class. Sign up at oregonhumane.org/training. 4 cups Bob’s Red Mill Oat Flour ¾ cup Bob’s Red Mill White Rice Flour Most importantly, take a moment to pause, relect and enjoy time with your family, friends and pets this holiday season. It’s the love Optional Add-ins we share with each other that truly makes this the most wonderful ½ cup shredded carrots time of the year. ½ cup ground sweet potatoes ½ cup ground blueberries NICE TO MEET YOU! ½ cup ground cranberries Does your exuberant pup like to jump on visitors to your home? 5 ground turkey dogs Refocus your dog’s excitement by asking them to sit and offer their paw when asked. Your guests will also enjoy this fun way to greet Cooking Instructions your dog. Heat oven to 325 degrees. Grease cookie sheets. In large bowl combine rolled oats and boiling water; let stand 10 minutes. Stir in Tanya Roberts, OHS Senior Manager of Training & Behavior, cornmeal, bouillon, milk, cheese, egg and optional ingredients; mix recommends these steps to get your dog to shake. Before you well. Add lour, 1 cup at a time, mixing well after each addition to form teach “shake” your dog should know how to sit when asked. a stiff dough. On loured surface, knead in remaining lour until dough is smooth and no longer 1 Pu t a treat in the palm of your hand and sticky, 3-4 minutes. Roll or pat show it to your dog. Don’t give it to them. out dough to ½ inch thickness; cut with bone-shaped or 2 Close your hand and keep it at other cookie cutter. Place 1 the same level as your dog’s nose. inch apart on prepared cookie sheets. Bake at 325 3 Be patient. Your dog will try to igure degrees for 35-45 minutes or out how to get the treat out of your hand. until golden brown. Cool completely. Makes approximately 4 When your dog paws your hand to get the treat, reward 42 large or 95 small biscuits. them by opening your hand and letting them have the treat.

Remember, consistency is key to success with this trick. Set aside time to teach your dog to shake, and practice what they have learned, before guests come to your home. A Place to Call Home

FLOYD JANE Does your dog dream of having their very own BFF this holiday Jane is a beautiful young bunny who is looking for a special season? Floyd may be the dog you are looking for! Floyd is shy home. Her elegant beauty and independent spirit will warm and timid with people but comes completely out of his shell your heart. She enjoys fresh greens, regular play time and a when other dogs are around. He had a rough start in life, cozy spot for napping. Jane is also on her way to being litter box neglected and living on a chain. He works with other dogs at trained. She is a shy girl who is looking for a patient person to OHS as a “helper dog.” He is very playful with other dogs and help her blossom. Jane would also beneit from living with a adapts his play style to it what they need. Floyd is sensitive and social bunny friend. Available since Sept. 29, 2018 sweet, and looking for a quiet home and a canine buddy. Available since Sept. 12, 2018

HOOPER ZOE Hooper’s nickname should be “Homebody Hooper” since this shy guy is happy to have a warm bed and quiet space to call Zoe is looking for a warm lap where she can continue her biscuit home. He prefers cuddling and watching Netlix to a night out making. It’s been a rough few months for this mature girl. After on the town. He does love hanging out with other dogs. If you spending her whole life with one person, Zoe moved to Portland have been looking for a companion for your dog, Hooper could from the east coast and was then bullied by other cats. Shelter be the right dog for you. Once Hooper gets to know you he is life has been tough on her, but after spending some time with playful and has a lot of personality. He even has a silly side! He is our caring staff, she has started to relax and show her sweet worth the time and kindness it will take to help him thrive. side. She loves treats and enjoys gentle pets and spending Available since May 16, 2018 time with her people. Available since Nov. 6, 2018

HELP AN OHS PET FIND A HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. The shelter is located at 1067 NE Columbia Blvd., Portland, Oregon 97211 OHS hours for viewing and meeting pets are 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Sunday-Wednesday, Additional pets available for adoption can be found at 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. oregonhumane.org/adopt. OHS 12 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Day of Giving Inspired Generosity KATU's Helen Raptis enjoyed getting to know Mocha Mocha know to getting KATU's enjoyed Raptis Helen the puppy during the annual Day annual puppy Giving. of during the the There was an was There abundance of compassion, kindness and The eveningThe included the heartwarming story of Johnny

a behind-the-scenes at look the shelter and medical center. adorable puppies were featured in parade apet during inspiration during the annual Day of Giving. Since 2004, programs at OHS. adoption,pet education, medical and behavior fundraising events of the year. Northwest and After AM with partnered KATU-TV has OHS for one of the biggest each program. KATU’s also evening gave newscast viewers celebrating 150 years of saving lives. Cuddly kittens and medical care needed at he to OHS heal his injuries. noon Live were broadcast live and OHS from included Perez, the stray hit dog was who by acar but found the M stories of helping disaster response, in and need pets ore than $320,000 was raised to support the - help them. Thank you forhelpingus them loving homessince1868. our furryfriendsandfinding We’ve beenproudly protecting oregonhumane.org OHS 13 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Creative Services Donated by Leopold Ketel OHS 14 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY "These awards"These are awonderful way to honor the people and pets The 2019The Diamond Collar Awards Luncheon takes This purrfect eveningThis is purrfect OHS’s only cat-themed event of the year and raises important funds to care for the cats at OHS. who arewho making adifference in our community,” says Sharon @simba_cat_pdx a special-needs child or someone with an illness? you Do a know animals and animal lovers are who heroes. true and win prizes. fabulous Aroom full of adoptable cuddly It acelebration was of all things feline at the annual Noche Oregon Humane is Society looking to shine the spotlight on Commune event space in downtown Portland to mix and compassionate veterinarian Klamath from County; adog whose de-stress. Insta-famousde-stress. felines de los Gatos event on Nov. 3. Cat fans converged on The greeted fansgreeted and paw-tographs. signed place Thursday, Feb. 28 at the Multnomah Athletic Club. road to recovery saved ayoung girl’s life; acanine social media person who has helped animals has who person in some unique way? The mingle, enjoy mouthwatering imbibe food, delicious drinks CELEBRATING NIGHT THE CAT— THE OF NOCHE DE LOS GATOS DIAMOND COLLAR AWARD NOMINATE AHERO FOR A Nominations are now open at open now are Nominations Do youDo an know animal made has who adifference in the life of Last year’sLast Diamond Collar Award recipients included a Harmon, President OHS and CEO. kittens gave afun partygoers opportunity to chill and superstar; and ahorse-rescue powerhouse. C elebrity cat Corndad helps raise tiny foster kittens. kittens. raise tiny foster helps Corndad cat elebrity and and @corn_dad oregonhumane.org/diamondcollar @zibathesiamese made guest appearances,

, . Twila Diamond a2018 Coleman's of recipient the was Piper dog Collar Award for her role in saving the life of a young girl. ayoung of life inCollar saving Award the role her for OHS volunteers help make the event a big success. abig event the make help volunteers OHS Party-goers were treated to cat-themed cat-themed to treated were Party-goers nail art by Polished in Portland. by Polished nail art

The giantThe will block party kick off with adelicious pancake 1 or 2.5 mile route before returning to the park for agiant and festival festival and honoring heroic pets and people people and pets heroic honoring MARK YOURMARK CALENDARS!

Waterfront Park is transformed into agiant celebration for team made up of dedicated Second Chance volunteers returns Saturday,returns May 11, 2019! In 2018, the event brought in more than $720,000. top The July 27 July 20 Portland’s biggest dog-friendly event dogs in costumes and lots of Tom surprises as McCall entertainment and contests. celebration featuring dozens of vendors, local breakfast. Runners and walkers will have their choice of a lovers.pet raised an incredible $37,000 for at the pets OHS. Each year, there are big dogs, little dogs, dogs in strollers, May 19 May 11 Form a team and join fun. the and Form ateam Feb. 28 DOGGIE DASH 2019 More information at at information More oregonhumane.org/doggiedash

Pug Crawl, pug costume parade and festival Corgi Day at the Beach Tail gala Wag, summer Diamond Collar Awards luncheon, luncheon, Awards Collar Diamond Doggie Dash, walk/runDoggie Dash, for animals the

Don’t miss great these events in 2019 Aug. 24 22 Aug. Aug. 17 Aug. 3 kitten visits for metro businesses Dec. 10-11Dec. Nov. 9-10 Canines Uncorked, wine tour with dogs dogs with tour wine Uncorked, Canines Corgi Walk in the Pearl PDX Industrial Golf Invitational Mutts on the Mountain, festival with hiking Snuggle Express, puppy and puppy Express, Snuggle Santa Paws, portraits with pet Santa

OHS 15 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY “Doug and“Doug Iopted to make used on behalf of animals!” are being thosethat dollars account and we love knowing matically our from deducted convenient auto because it’s because easy. it’s is gift Our gift System, Withdrawal a PAWS, Planned Account OHS OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Ten later, years is OHS volunteering Kim and describes still as her OHS staff. They are incredibly knowledgeable and caring, and and and caring, are incredibly knowledgeable They OHS staff. Impressed with OHS's average length of stay for animals, for OHS's national with ofImpressed stay average length Doug quickly became monthly OHS donors. “Once I started Istarted “Once OHS donors. monthly quicklyDoug became Kim and Doug are also OHS foster parents, and in 2016 and are also Doug parents, OHSKim they foster sanctuary. “I love spending time getting to know the dogs who dogs the who to know love spending “I time getting sanctuary. so she started training to walk dogs and show dogs to sheso started animalsshelter atime, at onone pet and make impact atrue seemed of kind work that because tasks ordoing ofice service come shelter, into the the with working much so and Ilearn from KI When Kim Strand’s Kim When children for she were grown, looking began automatically deducted from our account from and we love knowing deducted automatically volunteering and all saw ways of the we help animals I in need, new waysnew to ill time. her She realized quickly she that to wanted potential adopters. potential presence, and organizational transparency, and husband her Kim became foster failures. They started fostering seven-year-old fostering started They failures. foster became OHS inancially we had to support knew as well. and Doug I with the Oregon Humane Society. Kim wasn’t interested in board in board wasn’t Humane Kim interested Oregon Society. the with do something positive with animals with positive do something she so volunteering began gift because it’s easy. it’s PAWS because gift is giving convenient it’s because to makeopted aPAWS, Planned Account System, Withdrawal that those dollars are being used on behalf of on dollars behalf are animals!” being used those that too closetoo own career. to her engage She with to fully wanted they keep young!” me they PROFILES IN COMPASSION PROFILES M AND DOUG STRAND

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OHS 19 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 20 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Donors This tradition of pioneering spirit, spirit, pioneering of tradition This Annual Report as well as well as as Annual Report To join the Thomas Lamb Eliot Eliot Lamb To Thomas the join 12 leading Oregonians founded founded Oregonians 12 leading the irst humane society in the in humane the society irst the Annual Giving Manager, Manager, Giving Annual a much-abused carriage horse horse carriage much-abused a Street. Eliot was to serve as OHS OHS as Street. Eliot to serve was invitations to TLC events and and events invitations TLC to improve the lives of animals in in animals of lives the improve oregonhumane.org/tlc at (503) 416-5024 (503) at email or In 1868, Thomas Lamb Eliot Lamb and Thomas In 1868, Circle, please use the envelope envelope the use please Circle, our community. TLC members or annually more to help OHS each contribute atotal of $1,000 the from assistance enormous continues today at with OHS, dedication and compassion mired in mud the of aPortland [email protected] behind-the-scenes tours. behind-the-scenes tours. receive special recognition in our our in recognition special receive Lamb of Thomas the members donation. Contact Ross Imbler,donation. Contact Board President for 23 years. President Board Eliot responded after witnessing witnessing after responded Eliot Paciic “Must do Northwest. Eliot Circle (TLC). TLC members something for horses here,” forsomething horses Dr. for more information. We invite your participation! participation! your We invite provided to submit your your submit to provided

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to support our ongoing operations from October 2017 to October 2018. visit online us at OHS treasures all treasures OHS contributions great and small and wishes there was gratefullyOHS acknowledges the following donors for their generous g magazine to deliver more content and demonstrate the impact your recognized in the Annual OHS Report. This change allows the quarterly Members (thoseMembers who gift $1,000 or more during acalendar year) will be e support possible. makes To make agift, call at us (503) 416-2989 or nough space to list each supporter by name. Beginning in 2019, TLC

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OHS 21 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY OHS 22 WINTER 2018 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY The Oregon Humane Society gratefully following the Society acknowledges Humane Oregon The per Wilna Jean Anderson Jean Wilna Wendell D. Dennis estate plan. OHS thanks the following the estate thanks who donors have to OHS plan. create chosen asign at (503) 416-2988. (503) at Ki Gary contact please plan, your in OHS including about information more For magazine. OHS the in pla estate your in Society Humane Oregon the included have if OHS you contact Please Long Joshua &Stacy Francke D.D. Craglow &Catherine Kip Barnes E. Lynn individuals who, with foresight dedication, and recognizes willOHS su Estate Gifts Karen Clark Karen Patricia August Joseph Bashlow Joseph Edward M. Bell Meredith Clark Meredith Carolyn Beardsley Carolyn M. Banning Catherine Estate gifts make a profound impact and OHS thanks all our supporters who have all supporters our Estate r aprofound thanks make impact OHS gifts and Barbara Cyrus Barbara Bequests Received Susan Blake Susan Sandra Kay Anderson Sandra TAX-WISE IN 2019 IN TAX-WISE Audrey Kemper Althea Gray-Gauthier Gay & Grace Matioli Joanne R. Nehler R. Joanne Janice Hooson Janice Herzegh Ellen Jean Joan C. Gillander C. Joan Rosemary Hendricks Rosemary Lena Lorraine Jones Lorraine Lena Emmi Ruth Heimberger Emmi Gloria G. Giesbrecht Gloria Donna Irey George Haig George Donald V.Donald Faith James Gadbois James le Miller le

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