We here at Oregon Coast Humane Society (OCHS) urge pet owners to take extra steps to protect their animals during 4th of July celebrations. Fireworks and festivities can be stressful and dangerous for pets. They can leading to fear, anxiety, and a sharp increase in...
We had a great turnout for our Volunteer Celebration on April 30th! Over 50 people were treated to a slide show and movie-style snacks. Community Outreach Coordinator, Valerie Swensrud, organized the event. We took this opportunity to recognize our 2024 Volunteers of...
Not everyone wants to adopt a puppy. Many people are more comfortable bringing an adult dog into the family. You may not know much about the dog at first, so you will find out during your time together. You will likely find out quickly if your new companion is house...
Bringing a new puppy into your home is very exciting but can come with a few challenges. One that most new puppy parents are faced with is house training. When you have your puppy home you will need to start a routine of outside potty time, come rain or shine. Routine...
The acquisition of Oceanside Veterinary Clinic at 1739 22nd Street here in Florence is complete! Papers are signed and we’ve taken possession of the building. We’ve already had one very productive work PAW-ty, where we cleared out and deep-cleaned nearly...
We may enjoy the summer heat, but it can be dangerous for our pets, even in our coastal climate. Make sure water and shade are always available. Limit exercise, especially for short-nosed dogs. Dogs don’t sweat like we do, so fans won’t offer much relief....
