Your hometown shelter, serving both ends of the leash in Florence, Oregon.
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Adoptions in 2025
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Community animals seen at clinics in 2025
Lost animals reunited with families in 2025
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TWO are better than ONE!
We’ve got kittens for everyPAWdy! Our “Better with a Buddy” promotion means you get to adopt TWO for the adoption fee of ONE. This applies to adoptions of kittens that are already spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and treated for fleas/worms. Stop by the shelter to find your new best FURRENDS!
Volunteer Orientation
Sunday, September 27th
11 a.m.
Join us for an afternoon filled with fun, education, and opportunities to support our furry friends in need.
Vote for Oregon Coast Humane Society!
We’d love to win BEST Nonprofit, BEST Place to Volunteer, BEST dog trainer (Nicolette Bello at Ripple Effect Dog Training LLC ), BEST Thrift Store, and BEST Vet Clinic and Veterinarian (OCHS Vet Clinic and Dr. Tamay Guevara).
Your Vote Counts!
We made it to the Voting Round for the Best of Eugene in the Eugene Weekly. Here are the categories we are nominated in:
Business Category
BEST Veterinarian – Dr. Tamay Guevara at Oregon Coast Humane Society Veterinary Clinic
BEST Dog Trainer – Nicci Bello at Ripple Effect Dot Training LLC
BEST Small-town in Lane County Store: Oregon Coast Humane Society Thrift Store
Civics Category
BEST Nonprofit Leader – Elizabeth Thompson, Oregon Coast Humane Society
VOTE at vote.eugeneweekly.com! IMPORTANT: YOU MUST VOTE MINIMUM 10 DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OR YOUR VOTE DOESN’T COUNT.
Pet of the Week
SWEET CALLOWAY
Calloway arrived from California with his sibling Cash and both are ready to find families of their own. Calloway is one year old and gets along with other dogs. He’s one of several small dogs available at OCHS right MEOW. Stop by the shelter or apply online if you’re interested in adopting a shelter pet!
Featured Pets
Pogo
Age 6 years 5 months 23 days
Gender Male
Remy
Age 1 month 24 days
Gender Female
Leroy
Age 8 years 4 days
Gender Male
Apollo
Age 5 years 3 months 14 days
Gender Male
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