This list showcases the top dog rescues & shelters in Oregon. These remarkable organizations have been recognized for their unwavering dedication to the well-being of countless dogs. We've compiled this list by gathering heartfelt testimonials from both the Sniffspot community and the wider public, ensuring a comprehensive perspective on these exceptional shelters.
South Coast Humane Society
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/931/cef8bbb17769-South_Coast_Humane_Society.png828 Railroad Avenue Brookings Oregon 97415
OregonUS
My wife and I have been involved as volunteers with SCHS for almost 5years. We were looking for an animal rescue that truly cares for the animals and the people who take them in as family; we found that attitude pervasive at South Coast Humane.
We have found that the director, Jenifer Alcorn, her staff, and the league of volunteers all share a genuine concern for the many cats and dogs that arrive at the shelter from high kill facilities. Many of them require medical care and because of the generous support of our community those needs can be met.
We started fostering dogs that were stressing in the shelter environment and from possible neglect in the past. Foster families are always furnished food, meds if needed, and training help to make the animal more adoptable.
SCHS is an awesome rescue and a vital part of the animal welfare of our small town.Bob Treadwell
South Coast Humane Society
South Coast Humane Society Believes in the UNDERDOG!! We are a progressive rescue organization that serves not only our community but animals from all over the world. We give the second chance that an animal needs!! We help our community with low cost spay/neuter and medical wellness that would otherwise not be available.
"My wife and I have been involved as volunteers with SCHS for almost 5years. We were looking for an..."
— bob t.
Adoptee, Volunteer / foster, Supporter
"I saw our Zoe, formerly Lucy, in a video Jennifer Alcorn put on Facebook and instantly fell in love with..."
— terri e.
Adoptee, Supporter, Fan
Oregon Dog Rescue
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/932/e444ddf075cc-IMG_3071.jpeg6100 S Macadam Avenue Portland OR 97219
portlandOregonUS
ODR works tirelessly to find animals their forever home. As a no-kill shelter, they intake a lot of animals from high kill states and commit to finding them families, even if it takes a year. Some animals come to them in bad shape and need serious medical attention, which ODR commits to providing. Please help them continue their mission!Ruth Webster
Oregon Dog Rescue
After 13 years in Tualatin, We recently re-located to Portland in the John's Landing neighborhood! We always have 50+ adorable pups waiting for homes so please come visit us 7-days a week!
"ODR works tirelessly to find animals their forever home. As a no-kill shelter, they intake a lot of animals from..."
— ruth w.
Volunteer / foster
"We had the privilege of adopting our sweet girl from them a few months back. The process was great and..."
— kayley s.
Adoptee, Fan
Street Savvy Dog Rescue
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/933/660c7417e16c-SSDRLOGOCrystalLEEBEST____12714399_975190330750_2016214628_n.jpgMilwaukie, Oregon upon invitation-private residence
portlandOregonUS
Incredible team of women trying to find homes for dogs who just want a forever home.Mallory R.
Street Savvy Dog Rescue
Street Savvy Dog Rescue is a superlative, foster-based dog rescue active in rescuing dogs from underserved areas such as rural Texas, Mexico, CA and the PNW where we are based. Our amazing ALL-VOLUNTEER team cares for dogs in their homes until they are matched to applicants. Started in 2014, we are now entering our 10th year and have surpassed the 3000 saved mark! We are notably THE FIRST non-profit dog rescue in Oregon to resolutely ONLY use force-free training methods and we are dedicated to educating the public all about using force-free training and mental enrichment to help their dogs be happy and psychologically healthy!
"Incredible team of women trying to find homes for dogs who just want a forever home."
— mallory r.
Volunteer / foster
"I started fostering with Street Savvy several years ago. The passion to help save dogs lives is very important to..."
— barbie r.
Adoptee, Volunteer / foster
Many Miles 2 Home Rescue
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/935/432a5404e32f-61985.jpeg87295 territorial hwy veneta Oregon 97487
eugeneOregonUS
Amazing people doing amazing workGrover Norham Csnnon
Many Miles 2 Home Rescue
We specialize in bully breed, pregnant pups and moms with litters. These pups are 3rd on the euthanasia list and we found that they need help the most. We rescue , rehab and rehome all our dogs so that they have a better chance of getting homes. We dedicate every waking moment to these pups. They run every day at least 2 times a day, they get tons of love from our staff and volunteers. We love what we do.
"Amazing people doing amazing work"
— grover n.
Adoptee
"Everyone who run this rescue are amazing people. The care they put in to all their rescues is evident. We..."
— tiffany s.
Adoptee
Greenhill Humane Society
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/934/331622b49025-Greenhill_HS_RGB_green.jpg88530 Green Hill Rd.
Eugene, OR 97402
eugeneOregonUS
The people that work & volunteer at Greenhill are amazing! They all care so much for the animals they help.Elysia Griffith
Greenhill Humane Society
Greenhill Humane Society has been caring for animals in Lane County since 1944. We operate the only animal shelter within the Eugene/Springfield area. Our programs include animal adoptions; reuniting lost animals with their families; disaster response; crisis care boarding in situations of domestic violence, medical emergencies, and other crisis situations; spay/neuter for free roaming, un-owned community cats; a pet pantry; on-site volunteer opportunities; foster care and humane education. We are a private non-profit and rely on donations for a majority of our budget. The generosity of our local community enables us to provide a high level of care to lost, abandoned, and neglected animals while at the same time helping pet owners in need.
"The people that work & volunteer at Greenhill are amazing! They all care so much for the animals they help...."
— elysia g.
Fan
"Greenhill Humane Society is a non-profit animal welfare organization that you can trust. Greenhill has been serving this community since..."
— sam s.
Staff member
Pawsitively Saved Rescue
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/936/4791fc74ddcc-Capture.JPG2771 E 9th St, Suite D Newberg, OR 97132
portlandOregonUS
I adopted my Staffy/Pittie mix from Pawsitively Saved Rescue in November of ‘20. I could tell from my first interactions with the staff that they genuinely cared about the well-being of the animals in their care! The staff did thorough checks, interviews and confirmation of potential new homes. My dog (Jake) was in PSR foster care for 8 months and my contact (Cynthia) is amazing! She took such great care of him and got him on a healthy diet, which resolved many of his skin issues that he initially had. PSR (Richard and Cynthia) sent me home with a rain jacket, a bed/blanket that Jake loved and also recommendations on his diet to ensure we had a successful transition! PSR does such wonderful work for the animals in the community and beyond! They actually picked Jake up from a surrender situation over 4 hours away. PSR has followed Jake’s journey with me and they even suggested Sniffspot fields since he can get a little excited in a group setting of other dogs. We have been going to Sniffspot now for years and it is his favorite outing!!! We even did a playdate reunion with his foster mom and her dog this past weekend! Thank you PSR for all that you do for these animals!!!Jenifer Kato
Pawsitively Saved Rescue
At Pawsitively Saved we believe that all dogs deserve a safe and nurturing forever home. Providing an environment, coupled with active mental and physical stimulation, leads to a happy, healthy life for your dogs. To meet the physical and recreational needs of your pet, promote healthy exercise and foster essential socialization skills for confident canines. Dogs that are fully socialized and exercised are confident companions
We are passionate about what we do and care deeply about the health and well-being of all dogs. This is not a business, this is our lifestyle, and dogs ARE our life. Dogs bring us comfort, joy, and companionship through every phase of our lives, and it's our job to give back to them as much as they give to us.
"I adopted my Staffy/Pittie mix from Pawsitively Saved Rescue in November of ‘20. I could tell from my first..."
— jenifer k.
Adoptee
"Our first rescue comes from Mexico via PSR and our next from Northern California. They are the most loving,..."
— lisa m.
Adoptee
4 All Muttkind
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/937/65bd99f356e7-Logo___4_All_Muttkind.jpeg100% Foster Based
salemOregonUS
Having worked with three different rescues in our time fostering, I can say that 4AllMuttkind has gone above and beyond to support us as their fosters and the pups we are helping adjust to life out of a traumatic background. Providing training classes and support is crucial and they are the most committed we have seen to ensuring their dogs are set up for the best future. They also provide training classes free for the community to help those that can’t afford it to work with their dogs to try to prevent surrenders due to behavioral issues. This rescue is also committed to taking back any dog at any time for any reason, which is something so rare to see.Lev Silberstein
4 All Muttkind
We are a 100% foster based, volunteer run, all breed rescue. Our mission is to provide a stepping stone to the most at-risk pups via a strong foster based network and training support to our fosters, adopters, and community. While we can't adopt ourselves out of our current crisis, we can provide a pawsitive impact to those pups in our care and bridge the training gap in our community.
We are a science based, force free rescue, founded by certified dog trainers, with a mission to educate our community on dog behavior and canine learning. We regularly team up with certified trainers and behaviorists, vets, and vet behaviorists to ensure every canine in our care is set up for success.
"Having worked with three different rescues in our time fostering, I can say that 4AllMuttkind has gone above and beyond..."
— lev s.
Volunteer / foster
"My favorite place to foster pups"
— miya p.
Volunteer / foster
Jack Russell Rescue OWII
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Jack Russell Rescue OWII
Jack Russell Rescue OWII was inaugurated in 2006 to help Jack Russell terriers in need of new homes. We have placed over 900 dogs in new terrier-appropriate homes since our inception.
We function as a regional Jack Russell terrier rescue for the Pacific Northwest states and have our own 501(c)3 status EIN# 26-4080201.
"Super rescue organization"
— lynda n.
Adoptee, Volunteer / foster, Fan
"They work tirelessly to ind the perfect homes for a very high energy breed"
— pamela h.
Adoptee
A New Leash on Life Pet Rescue and Transport
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/939/74fa4172894a-NLOL_LOGO.jpgJane and Mark at New Lease On Life focus only on the animals. They are not in it for any recognition or for any sense of martyrdom. They work tirelessly often to the detriment of their own health and their primary business. They drive through ice, snow, storms, late nights to rescue dogs who are at risk. They take calls day and night and are always ready to help. They are well respected in the rescue community both local and throughout the country. They are filled with love and commitment. I truly don’t know anyone in nonprofits who makes sure that every penny they raise (and most of their own personal money) and every grain of kibble donated goes straight to the dogs.Bethani
A New Leash on Life Pet Rescue and Transport
Our love for all animals, big and small, runs deep. Our rescue efforts began while healing from the sadness of losing our 13-year-old Golden Retriever, Ruby. The healing began with a phone call from a friend nearly 1,000 miles away: Can you help us? It was that desperate plea that opened our eyes to a problem that isn't going away anytime soon. Pet overpopulation, animal abuse, neglect, and abandonment affect all of us and the communities we live in. Through our transports, we are able to save these animals from being euthanized in high kill shelters by carrying them to the safety of our rescue network.
Dog Rescue is all about teamwork. Each life saved represents countless hours of collaboration between volunteers and rescue organizations. Currently, our network spans the I-5 Corridor, from the Mexican to Canadian borders. Here, these various agencies provide the training, medical care, and fostering to help find a happy, healthy, and loving home for the dogs to live in for the rest of their lives. As of April 2024, over 11,800 dogs (and many cats) have been transported. In addition to transport, we work with several pet food suppliers to secure donated food for animals in our community. Donated food, supplies, and treats are distributed to food banks, shelters, rescue agencies, churches, veterans and the homeless.
In the sweet spirit of Ruby, we wake up every day with the hope of giving these animals a new leash on life.
"Jane and Mark at New Lease On Life focus only on the animals. They are not in it for any..."
— bethani.
Supporter, Fan
"We love A New Leash on Life, they help our rescue (Luvable Dog Rescue) with pet food from their pet..."
— kristi m.
Fan
The Asher House
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The Asher House
"They do so much for rescue dogs"
— jan m.
Fan
"I watch from afar and see how much they do for any animal they feel needs help. I have donated..."
— sarah w.
Fan
Southern Oregon Humane Society
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/940/706d5bcdd884-Sign_up_dog_n_cat_logo_2.jpg2910 Table Rock Rd, Medford, OR 97501, USA
OregonUS
I just want to Thank You for my wonderful doggie Peanut!!!
She was adopted by us about 2 years ago. Her name was Beauty...she's certainly no beauty, but has turned out to be an absolutely fantastic doggie. She came on a Rescue train from Southern California, where she had spent months in a shelter. Thank you for making it possible for us (the public) to have access to and adopt doggies like Peanut! Keep up the wonderful work you do!Mother Kypriane
Southern Oregon Humane Society
SoHumane provides quality care for dogs and cats while working to make a difference in the pet overpopulation problem. Annually, SoHumane serves approximately 1,600 companion animals. In 2022 we successfully adopted out 1,275 animals, and saved 427 animals from euthanasia at other shelters through our Saving Train program.
"I just want to Thank You for my wonderful doggie Peanut!!!
She was adopted by us about 2 years ago...."
— mother k.
Adoptee
"Whether it be late in the evening, or even on a holiday., You know you can reach out to them..."
— mae m.
Adoptee
Street Dog Hero
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/942/e09548be5058-Streetdoglogo_sm.png910 SE Wilson Ave, Suite A-1
Bend, OR 97702
bendOregonUS
Street Dog Hero is one of the most well-known charities in Central Oregon. Over 5 years, they have helped place dogs in more than 3,200 loving homes. Their impact in Central Oregon is growing month after month, now offering low-cost spay and neuter clinics, compassionate education camps, and weekly events promoting adoption.Cory Cerussi
Street Dog Hero
The values we share at Street Dog Hero inspire the interactions we have with everyone*. We are committed to bettering the communities, people, and animals we serve. Each of us contributes to this effort in our own way, bringing passion to what we do best and committing to align with the following values.
Act with integrity, empathy, and compassion
Seek to understand those we serve
Minimize suffering
Provide appropriate transparency
Safety first, in all its forms
*four-legged and two-legged
"Street Dog Hero is one of the most well-known charities in Central Oregon. Over 5 years, they have helped place..."
— cory c.
Adoptee, Staff member
"The incredible rescue that saved our two Mexico street dogs!"
— sharon t.
Adoptee
Stumptown strays
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/944/2395dca2c337-White_Transparent.pngEveryone I know who’s adopted from here has been very happy. When i’m ready for my next family member, I know where I’m going to look. What they do for special needs pups is amazing.Delaney H
Stumptown strays
Our mission is to rescue shelter dogs with medical needs, provide them with life-saving veterinary care, and aid them on the path to their forever homes.
"Everyone I know who’s adopted from here has been very happy. When i’m ready for my next family member, I..."
— delaney h.
Fan
"Stumptown takes the utmost care of all of their pets, providing many of them a second chance at life they..."
— morgan b.
Volunteer / foster
SafeHaven Humane Society
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/941/4c6c8a17082b-logo_safehaven.png32220 Old Hwy 34, Tangent, OR 97389
eugeneOregonUS
SafeHaven is amazing!Paige Lane
SafeHaven Humane Society
Finding Homes, Opening Hearts, and Educating Minds to strengthen and improve the lives of animals and people
"SafeHaven is amazing!"
— paige l.
Supporter
"I have had excellent service finding my forever pets here. The place is very clean and welcoming."
— edelyn s.
Adoptee
Golden Bond Rescue of Oregon.
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Golden Bond Rescue of Oregon.
Golden Bond Rescue is a volunteer run, non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of retrievers. Our mission is to find caring, adoptive homes for retrievers and retriever mixes in need and to educate the public to prevent the homeless retrievers of the future. Retrievers in need of new homes come from a variety of circumstances. Some come to us due to compelling family situations such as death, divorce, family illness, relocation or economic hardship. Others are released to rescue because of behavior problems due to lack of exercise and poor understanding of the needs of the breed. Since our beginnings in 1991, we have successfully placed over 3,500 dogs with new loving families.
We would like to remind anyone interested in adopting a retriever that there is no source (including breeders, kennels, humane societies, rescue organizations) for a guaranteed perfect or pre-trained dog.
Like many rescue organizations, we offer the benefits of being able to provide dogs who are already spayed or neutered, who have had a sound fundamental health examination, and whose temperament is fairly well known (since they have all lived with our foster families).
Some of our dogs have not had a loving family in the past, but many have. Some may have behavioral problems, but many do not. And some need special medical care, just as most any dog will eventually. Many of our dogs need some level of training. All of our dogs need significant amounts of time, attention, patience, and love to adjust to their forever homes. Golden Bond Rescue is a resource for people who would like to give retrievers or retriever mixes a second chance in life.
Golden Bond Rescue identifies a "retriever" as any breed that falls under the American Kennel Club's (AKC) retriever classification: golden retriever, Labrador retriever, Chesapeake Bay retriever, curly-coated retriever, flat-coated retriever, and Nova Scotia duck-tolling retriever. For more information about each of these breeds, please use this link RETRIEVERS.
"Thank you for our sweet Simba!"
— kathy g.
Adoptee
"I proudly support Golden Bond Rescue. This amazing organization rescues retrievers and retriever mixes, many on the brink of being..."
— d. b.
Supporter
Project Pooch
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salemOregonUS
This program is part of a youth correctional program. The participants learn how to care for the dogs, that are usually not adoptable, they're trained and groomed and then put up for adoption. It's a win win for everyone the dogs get ahome, the participants get training and learn to care for others. Great programTimothy Block
Project Pooch
Joan Dalton founded the program in 1993 while she was vice principal at MacLaren's Lord High School. She started with one dog and one youth. Since that time Project POOCH, Inc. has changed (and saved) the lives of hundreds of dogs and youths.
"This program is part of a youth correctional program. The participants learn how to care for the dogs, that..."
— timothy b.
Adoptee, Supporter
One Tail at a Time PDX
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One Tail at a Time PDX
COMPASSION for animals and the humans who care for them. We believe in respecting the dignity of all living beings and aim to create a positive, kind, empathetic, and inclusive environment.
COMMITMENT to a humane quality of care using science-based welfare standards to consider and address the needs of animals as individuals.
COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT by providing education, resources, and support through our programs that aim to foster thoughtful engagement and participation.
TRANSPARENCY and ACCOUNTABILITY through clear and open communication that aims to build and sustain our community's trust.
"Love them"
— mallory b.
Volunteer / foster
Family Dogs New Life Shelter
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/945/f0c1f75d8f6f-FDNL_Logo_Watermark.png9101 SE Stanley AvePortland, Oregon 97206
portlandOregonUS
Family Dogs New Life gave me my soul dog - Franklin. They provide so many dogs with a new opportunity for adoption by having them be affordable. The adoption process was so smooth and I appreciated how much love they gave my baby before he became my baby. I recommend them to all potential adopters.Irene Thamke
Family Dogs New Life Shelter
FAMILY DOGS NEW LIFE IS A NO KILL DOG SHELTER DEVOTED TO RESCUING NEEDY DOGS OF ALL BREEDS, AGES AND BACKGROUNDS.
We believe that all dogs deserve a second chance at a new life.
It's not about being perfect, it's about being perfect for one another.
"Family Dogs New Life gave me my soul dog - Franklin. They provide so many dogs with a new opportunity..."
— irene t.
Adoptee, Supporter
Hood River Adopt A Dog
https://data.sniffspot.com/full-fit-in/768x512/Photos/SeoDogRescue/947/5fe2bb15ba76-Capture.JPGThirteen years ago, we welcomed our first dog into our family, thanks to Hood River Adopt-a-Dog. He was an energetic 9-month-old lab/beagle mix at the time. It’s hard to express the profound impact this dog has had on my life and the immense joy he has brought into it.
Now at 14, he may not be as agile as he once was, but he’s still brimming with affection, always ready for a cuddle, and enjoys his leisurely sniff walks. I’m eternally grateful to Hood River Adopt-a-Dog for bringing him into our lives.Michaela Kleinert
Hood River Adopt A Dog
We provide high quality care for all dogs during their stay at the Hukari Animal Shelter. We provide adoption support services for Gorge dogs needing a permanent home which in turn reduces euthanasia and we are a resource for local dog owners.
Adopt A Dog Inc. is a non-profit charitable organization. We work closely with the Hood River County Animal Control and Sheriff's Office to provide every dog housed at the Hukari Animal Shelter high quality care during his or her stay.
Since our inception in mid 2007, Hood River Adopt A Dog (HRAAD) has cared for thousands of canine shelter guests at an average of 275 per year. For those we have not been able to find homes for we have found alternative placements for rehabilitation and eventual adoption.
"Thirteen years ago, we welcomed our first dog into our family, thanks to Hood River Adopt-a-Dog. He was an energetic..."
— michaela k.
Adoptee
Josephine County Animal Shelter
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Grants Pass, OR 97526
OregonUS
Kyra Collins, of Jack Russell Rescue OWII, works non-stop for the care and well-being of rescued dogs. She routinely performs miraclulous healing of previously unadoptable dogs and has successfully rescued and rehomed countless dogs. She is meticulous in ensuring that all adoptive homes are right for the dog being placed and has a large network of fosters and transport to rescue and place dogs from all distances. I support her by donations and am a committed admirer of her work and her dedication to the care of dogs in need.Ruth Wright
Josephine County Animal Shelter
The Josephine County Animal Shelter is an open - admissions shelter serving Josephine County, Oregon. Our mission is to protect and promote the welfare and safety of pets and people in our community. We provide professional and compassionate care to stray animals, surrendered pets, and animal from legal cases. We aim to reunite lost pets with their owners and always have animals looking for new families through adoption. Check them our under our Adoption Info tab!
"Kyra Collins, of Jack Russell Rescue OWII, works non-stop for the care and well-being of rescued dogs. She routinely performs..."
— ruth w.
Supporter, Fan
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