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Howard Hecht and Cody by Kristinanderson Oregon HumaneMAGAZINE Society winter | 2016 EVERY SHELTER PET’S DREAM: A Home for the Holidays AFTER THE FLOOD: Helping Louisiana Pets JUSTICE FOR ANIMALS: Investigation Brings Charges WINTER 2016 | VOL. 45 | NO. 4 OHS OHS PHOTO BY LAURA HINRICHS PHOTO BY from Executive Director PHOTO BY FOUR-LEGGED PHOTO PHOTO BY Direct Line Sharon Harmon Angels are all around us, and I’m not kidding. I meet them every day: a volunteer who comes in to walk dogs during a rainstorm; a couple who adopts a senior cat 1067 NE COLUMBIA BLVD. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY HUMANE OREGON SOCIETY HUMANE OREGON with diabetes; a donor who phones in a gift of $44.85 to the telethon and when asked SOCIETY HUMANE OREGON PORTLAND OR 97211 • oregonhumane.org why she is giving such an unusual amount, says “because that’s what I managed to HANDY NUMBERS: save this month.” The Oregon Humane Society, is a 501(c)(3) Contents Adoptions page charitable organization. OHS receives no tax We are overwhelmed during this holiday season by slogans and platitudes 12 money or portions of donations made to 503.285.7722, ext. 262 national humane organizations. imploring us to do good. Enough, I say! When you are lucky enough to have worked Become A Member Oregon Humane Society Magazine is at the Oregon Humane Society for more than 25 years like me, you’ve seen firsthand published quarterly. Comments and 503.416.5024 how love can pour out of people without a single word of encouragement. OHS News OHS helps flood-stricken Louisiana shelter; rescued birds inquiries should be addressed to the editor. Behavior Help Line 4 Take a look through this issue of the magazine to see what I mean. You’ll read available for adoption; OHS Telethon sets new record; OHS medical Moving? Send your change of address 503.416.2983 to: Oregon Humane Society Mailing List, about a selfless OHS volunteer who went to North Carolina to help animals after director honored by OSU. 1067 NE Columbia Blvd., Portland, OR 97211. Bring in a Pet devastating floods hit the state (page 7). She took it upon herself, and her pocketbook, EDITOR David Lytle • 503.416.2985 503.285.7722, ext. 211 to personally rescue a young dog whose future looked bleak. MANAGING EDITOR Cara O’Neil Training Tales OHS behavior experts help a pet named Robbie Corporate Relations EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Carol Christensen, Then there’s the story of Robbie, a terrified dog who would have had almost no 9 503.416.7084 overcome his fears. Jamie Klein, Peggy Quentin, Sara Yusavitz chance of adoption without the help of the OHS behavior team (page 9). The team GRAPHIC DESIGN Defteling Design Director of Development took Robbie out of the OHS kennels and into their own office every day so he could COVER PHOTO Photo by Brian Lee/ Gary Kish feel safe and secure. Our behavior team has hearts that (to borrow a phrase) may Investigations Working with the OHS Investigations Department Studio3.com 11 503.416.2988 indeed be two sizes too big—their small office is never without one or two OHS was an eye-opening experience for this intern. Editor, OHS Magazine dogs receiving a daily mega-dose of TLC. BOARD OF TRUSTEES 503.416.2985 Home for the Holidays The goal: every pet in the shelter on Marc F. Grignon Chair You don’t need to be a behavior expert or tireless volunteer to be an angel. Even the 12 John C. Gomez Vice Chair Make A Donation smallest act can have a ripple effect. When one of our employees crocheted a sweater Dec. 1 should be enjoying a loving home by Dec. 31! Scott R. Miller Treasurer 503.416.2989 for a hairless hamster, she was only concerned that the hamster might be chilly (page 5). Mary K. Slayton Secretary Harvey N. Black Past Chair Report Animal Abuse She had no idea her small act of kindness would turn Silky the hamster into an Autos for Animals If you are thinking about donating your car to Akin Blitz 503.285.7722, ext. 214 international star and get her adopted the minute she became available. Donna Bookout-Coe 15 charity for a tax donation, you may be surprised to learn of the unique Jennifer Coughlin Spay/Neuter Assistance The story about 245 rescued birds becoming available for adoption is cause to benefits of the OHS program. Reginald R. Eklund Past Chair 503.802.6755 celebrate (page 5). But there’s more to this tale. A cadre of dedicated people, Lindsay Ford Dr. John Gustavsson Volunteer Program including volunteers, has been providing daily care for the birds since July. Many Thanks to You OHS efforts to help shelter pets are made possible Dave S. Hansen Past Chair 503.285.7722, ext. 204 have formed bonds with animals they’ve been caring for and the upcoming Samantha Hazel farewells will be bittersweet. 16 entirely by donations. Gordon Keane Stephen C. Kochis, DVM L.J. (Kelvin) Koong If you are looking to help this holiday season, there are many, many ways. You Supporter Profile Long-time supporter Howard Hecht is a huge Dr. Hubert A. Leonard can volunteer, donate, or spread the word about helping pets to your friends and 20 Lynn Loacker neighbors. You can adopt one of the Home for the Holidays pets featured in this fan of pets. He also has a huge heart. Dr. Jacqueline C. Neilson magazine, or one of the hundreds of pets you’ll see on our website. Tonya Nichols Betty B. Norrie Past Chair Here at OHS, every time an animal goes to a loving home we cry and rejoice and Friends Forever Mac & Wylie find a new home after their owner Laura Spear 21 Marveita Redding Past Chair look around to see who we can help next, and we do all these things at the same passes. Nancy Tonkin-Zoucha time. For me, that’s what the spirit of the holidays is all about. I hope you and your family can feel that spirit this holiday season and throughout the new year. Happy Tails When pets find homes, we all celebrate. BOARD OF TRUSTEES EMERITUS 22 For the pets, Marilynn Jensen Dolorosa Margulis VISIT US ONLINE! oregonhumane.org WINTER 2016 WINTER Sharon Harmon 2016 WINTER Executive Director 2 3 OHS NEWS from OHS OHS RESCUED BIRDS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION HELP FOR FLOOD-STRICKEN LOUISIANA: A Damascus man charged with animal neglect has surrendered adoptions to proceed. If you are interested in adopting a bird, please OHS RECEIVE SHELTER PETS ownership of 245 exotic birds, allowing OHS to move ahead with the complete an online application at oregonhumane.org/bird-adoption- process of offering the birds for adoption. OHS plans to begin adoptions applications. Nearly 70 cats and kittens from flood-ravaged Louisiana arrived at the the first week of December. Potential adopters should be aware that many of the exotic birds offered Oregon Humane Society this fall to get a second chance at life. The pets The rescued birds, part of one of the largest animal seizures in Oregon for adoption will have health, dietary and socialization needs unique to came to OHS from Acadiana Animal Aid, a nonprofit shelter outside of history, include African grey parrots, macaws, cockatoos, conures, their species. OHS adoption staff will be available to discuss the special Lafayette, Louisiana. Acadiana, which was not hit by flooding, is one of pigeons, doves, finches, Amazons, cockatiels, parakeets and others. needs—and rewards—of having a bird as a companion. many Louisiana animal groups struggling to cope with a huge influx of OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY HUMANE OREGON SOCIETY HUMANE OREGON animals from residents who can no longer care for their pets and from The owner of the birds, who identified himself as a long-time breeder, ONLINE: See photos and video of the rescue at oregonhumane.org/ other shelters that are no longer operational. was indicted in October by a Clackamas County grand jury on multiple birdsrescue. counts of criminal animal neglect. OHS Executive Director Sharon The animals transferred from Acadiana were in Louisiana shelters prior Harmon applauded Clackamas County Deputy District Attorney Eriks to the flood, awaiting the chance to find new homes. By finding space Berzins for his work on the case and for gaining an indictment on at other shelters for these pets, local groups can take in more animals multiple criminal charges. who have been displaced due to the flooding and reunite those pets with their families. Cat from Louisiana arrives at OHS. OHS was alerted to the condition of the birds by a citizen who was concerned about overcrowding, poor sanitation and inadequate air SECOND CHANCE FOR FELINES: A FIRST circulation inside a barn housing the birds in Damascus. OHS found birds “Every pet that arrives at OHS from Louisiana represents a life that has The pets from Louisiana were flown to Hillsboro Airport by Wings of living in cages with feces and waste that was sometimes several inches been saved,” said Sharon Harmon, OHS executive director. “OHS has a Rescue, thanks to a network of organizations that are working to save deep. Many of the birds were suffering from severe self-mutilation and long history of helping other shelters and we were glad to lend a hand thousands of pets. Shelters in Louisiana have struggled for years with overgrown nails and beaks. during this disaster.” problem of cat overpopulation, and the recent transfer of cats to OHS Since July, OHS has kept the birds at an emergency animal shelter where and other shelters marks the first time that felines from Acadiana have ONLINE: See photo and video of the Louisiana cats at oregonhumane.
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