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
Animals currently in our care
Adoptions YTD
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These are drive-up clinics, so no need to get out of your car. No appointment is required!
10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Crossroads Church Parking Lot
1536 12th St.
Microchips $40, Vaccines $25
A $10 tech fee is required with vaccines/microchip.
Available Vaccines:
Dogs: Rabies, DHPP, Leptospirosis (Lepto), Bordetella Cats: Rabies, FVCRP
For more information Call 541-590-3333 or Text 541-305-5577
Free Kittens Aren’t Always Free
We are seeing lots of “free” kittens and want to remind you of the heartbreak that can come from taking home a kitten that isn’t fully vetted. FIV, FELV, giardia, ringworm, parasite infestation, or other unexpected illnesses can take a cute, tiny kitten from free to EXPENSIVE – or worse – really fast. Let us help you get your kittens vetted before you rehome them, so our community is full of healthy, happy feline friends!
Important Notice!!
The OCHS Vet Clinic will be closed from
Monday, July 13th
through
Monday July 27th,
so we can install new flooring.
Pet of the Week
BINGO
BINGO WAS HIS NAME-O!
Bingo and his brother Bluey arrived at OCHS from a local family who had found homes for the rest of the litter. These little guys are two months old and absolutely precious. Bingo and Bluey are two of 17 PUPPIES currently in our care. Stop by the shelter to get yourself a puppy of your very own!
Featured Pets
Eevee
Age 9 years 29 days
Gender Female
Fudgesicle
Age 2 months 2 days
Gender Female
Walrus
Age 2 years 9 months 7 days
Gender Male
Cindy
Age 1 month 13 days
Gender Female
Smoking Indoors Around Dogs and Cats: What Pet Owners Should Know
Most people know that smoking indoors can be harmful to people. But many pet owners do not realize it can also hurt dogs and cats. Dogs and cats breathe the same indoor air as we do. When someone smokes inside, pets can breathe in secondhand smoke. They can also be...