Your hometown shelter, serving both ends of the leash in Florence, Oregon.
757
Adoptions in 2025
1002
Community animals seen at clinics in 2025
Lost animals reunited with families in 2025
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Adoptions YTD
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Estate Sale This Weekend
Friday and Saturday, March 13 & 14
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
This is a wonderful home, full of amazing treasures! Everyday home items along with mid-century furniture, an amazing bar, barstools, fun and unique barware, blue glass and other distinctive glassware, interesting western decor, vintage quilts, couches, dressers, clothing, and a garage packed full of great tools and other fun items!
Parking will be on the street. Please be courteous of the neighbors driveways and mailboxes.
87784 Terrace View Drive in Florence
Pet of the Week
AMARA
Amara is under a year old and loves everyone she meets. She’s ready for a good time with other dogs or humans. Her joy is infectious and you can’t help but have a better day when Amara is around. Stop by the shelter or apply here if you’re looking for sunshine with four paws!
Clinic Naming Opportunities
You can help us give our community pets the care they deserve by putting your name on a place that saves lives. With naming opportunities throughout our veterinary clinic, you can honor a loved one, celebrate a beloved pet, or create a lasting legacy that supports animals in need every day.
Clinics at the Clinic
Wellness Clinic
Monday Afternoons
Spay/Neuter Clinic
Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Please call 541-590-3333 or text 541-305-5577 to schedule.
OCHS Clinic
1739 22nd Street in Florence
Featured Pets

Cleo
Age 13 years 7 months 27 days
Gender Female

Hayward
Age 8 months 1 day
Gender Male

Cosmo
Age 11 months 9 days
Gender Male

Beanie
Age 5 years 7 months 18 days
Gender Male
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