Resources: Useful Links
City of Eugene Spay and Neuter Clinic - (541) 682-3643 - www.eugene-or.gov
One of the City of Eugene's public safety missions is to control the dog and cat population within the city limits in order to ensure a safe community environment. The City operates the Spay & Neuter Clinic which provides low cost spays and neuters and vaccinations for cats and dogs. The Clinic is a successful prevention strategy in helping to control Eugene's overall pet population.
Greenhill Humane Society - (541) 689-1503 - www.green-hill.org
Greenhill Humane Society, SPCA will provide safe shelter for animals in transition, serve as advocates for animals and their people, work to end animal overpopulation and educate the public about compassion and responsibility towards all animals.
Lane County Animal Services - (541) 682-3645 - www.lanegov.com/Animals
Provides animal control and abuse/neglect investigation within Lane County.
Shelter Animal Rescue Alliance - (541) 741-7253 - www.sarasavesanimals.org
Founded in January 2001, the Shelter Animal Resource Alliance (S.A.R.A.) is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization based in the Eugene/Springfield area of western Oregon. Our mission is to rescue, assist and advocate for dogs and cats at local and regional animal control shelters, we also assist other rescue groups when funds permit. S.A.R.A. cannot accept stray or owner released animals from the public.
Oregon Humane Society - (503) 285-7722 - www.oregonhumane.org
Building a community of compassion is our goal - through adoption of homeless pets, animal welfare legislation, humane education, abuse investigation, and community outreach and leadership.
Willamette Animal Guild - (541) 345-3566 - www.wagwag.org
The mission of WAG is to improve the health and living conditions of feral cats and pet animals in the care of low-income persons.
Save the Pets - (541) 683-7387 - www.savethepets.net
Save the Pets is a non-profit 501(c)(3). Their goal is to help eliminate the pet overpopulation problem by increasing adoption rates in our community and educating people on the importance of spaying and neutering their pets. They help local shelters and rescue groups by creating a venue to showcase their animals that are available for adoption. They have proven that off-site adoption events are successful which inspires them to move forward with their goal of opening an animal adoption center. Save the Pets is run solely by volunteers who advocate for the rights of animals to be treated with the respect and kindness they deserve. To date Save the Pets has helped to place over 300 animals into loving home since thier conception in April 2007.
Cat Adoption Team - (503) 925-8903 - www.catadoptionteam.org
CAT's mission is to work with our community to save the lives of homeless, sick and injured cats and kittens by offering shelter, adoption, foster, hospice, and veterinary services to end needless feline euthanasia in our community.
Florence Humane Society - (541) 997-4277 - www.florencehumane.org
The Florence Area Humane Society, located in Florence, Oregon, is made up of volunteers dedicated to assisting homeless or abused companion animals in our area. We also seek to educate people about such animal-related issues as cruelty and pet overpopulation.
Pro-Bone-O - (541) 607-8089 - www.proboneo.org
Pro-Bone-O is a non-profit organization that provides free veterinary services for the pets of people who are homeless in the Lane County area. The services are provided through clinics held the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month throughout the year. The clinics are set up in space donated by St. Vincent dePaul at its Lindholm Service Center in Eugene, Oregon.
No Kill Advocacy Center - (510) 530-5124 - www.nokilladvocacycenter.org
If every animal shelter in the United States embraced the No Kill philosophy and the programs and services that make it a reality, we would save over four million dogs and cats who are scheduled to die in shelters this year, and the year after that. It is not an impossible dream.
Alley Cat Allies - (240) 482-1980 - www.alleycat.org
Alley Cat Allies, is the national nonprofit clearinghouse for information on feral and stray cats. For more than a decade Alley Cat Allies has advocated Trap-Neuter-Return - the most humane and effective method to reduce feral cat populations.