LANE COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES (LCAS) 3790 W. 1st Ave. Eugene, OR 97402
(541) 682-3645 or (541) 682-2370

LCARA is the Government Agency that provides animal control, sheltering, adoption, education and abuse/neglect investigation within Lane County.  Non-profit, Gov’t agency, Educational materials and speakers

Tom Howard  Tom.Howard@co.lane.or.us      www.lanecounty.org/animals

LIGHTHOUSE FARM SANCTUARY - 36831 Richardson Gap Road, Scio, OR 97374

(503) 394-4486

The Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary was formed to guide animals in need to the safety of calm waters. We are dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and placement of abused and neglected farm animals. We work to educate the community in farm animal welfare and we advocate for public policy change. We offer public education programs from adults and children and farm tours by appointment. Non-profit. 501(c)(3)

Wayne Geiger   wgeiger@smt-net.com    www.lighthousefarmsanctuary.org

LUV-A-BULL PIT BULL RESCUE    PO Box 50367, Eugene, OR 97405

(541) 345-7511

Luv-a-Bull Pit Bull Rescue is a non-profit 501(c)3, all volunteer rescue organization dedicated to re-homing unwanted Pit Bulls. We are located on 50 acres just outside Eugene, Oregon. All Luv-a-Bull dogs are given a complete health check and are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. The Luv-a-Bull volunteers not only evaluate the adopter and the environment in which they propose to keep the Pit Bull and the dog itself, but they also evaluate the Adopter/Pit Bull interactions and they evaluate interactions between the Pit Bull and other dogs and animals. Each dog is placed into a home environment best suited for their individual temperament and needs and best suited to the expectations and lifestyle of the adopter.

Liesl Wilhardt    lieslw@rio.com    http://www.luv-a-bull.org

McKENZIE CASCADE DOG FANCIERS  PO Box 1621, Springfield, OR 97477

charci@efn.org

N.W. MASTIFF BREEDS RESCUE    Eugene, OR

(541) 337-3485

N.W. Mastiff Breeds Rescue is an all-volunteer run organization focusing on all purebred mastiff breeds. We have a network of different mastiff breed rescue groups in the Pacific N.W. to help place the dogs into their new “forever homes.” We also provide behavioral consultation, shelter evaluations, home visits and transportation. All animals are fostered until permanent, loving homes can be found.

Stacy & Brandy Plummer    stacy_plummer@hotmail.com    http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/OR115.html

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS    Pleasant Hill, OR

(541) 844-6154, (541) 844-6149

Located in Pleasant Hill, we offer dog training (group classes and private lessons), behavior counseling, dog daycare, and overnight lodging.

Caroly Rozek and Sonya Mandel    info@opportunitybarks.com    http://www.opportunitybarks.com   

OREGON & SW WASHINGTON COLLIE RESCUE   Eugene, OR

(503) 892-3448

We aid and refer for adoptions collies in need. Collie Rescue works with owners who release dogs, reaches out to prospective dog seekers and networks with humane societies and animal shelters. We believe every dog deserves a good and loving home. We are committed to Collie Rescue as our contribution to bettering conditions for all animals and to honor this breed of extraordinary dogs, the collie.
Janet Martin   JanetL.Martin@yahoo.com     http://www.westbynorthwest.org/collie

OREGON FELINES Eugene, OR

541-606-5374

We provide a dynamic avenue of resources and information seamlessly integrating the various needs of Lane County's Feline community. Increased positive communication between the many dedicated agencies and individuals involved in local rescue efforts allow everyone a supportive resolve to our community's numerous feline issues.

Providing a comprehensive online database for existing and prospective foster providers enables us to dovetail our efforts, in turn providing additional permanent and foster homes for the multitude of neglected cats & kittens in our area.

swoods@oregonfelines.com    http://oregonfelines.com

OREGON FOSTERING and ADOPTION NETWORK (ORFAN)    PO Box 1857, Springfield, OR 97477

We are a small yet growing network of foster homes (and we can always use more homes for kitties) who do everything we can to make sure the kitties in our care, from bottle babies on up, are ready for new homes. We recently became a non-profit organization and are currently applying for our tax-exempt status.

Bev Jorgensen    bev@orfancats.org    http://www.orfancats.org  

PAAWS (People and Animals Who Serve)  PO Box 72043, Eugene, OR 97401  

(541) 461-1188

PAAWS is the Eugene/Springfield affiliate of the Delta Society, an international therapy organization. The purpose is to promote the human/animal connection and its impact on the health and well-being of humans, PAAWS focuses on four major areas of service: 1) general visitation in medical and educational settings, 2) R.E.A.D. - Reading Education Assistance Dogs, 3) NODA - No One Dies Alone, and 4) Animal Assisted Crisis Response. Non-profit, 501(c)(3)

Cindy Ehlers   pawspet@comcast.net    www.peopleandanimalswhoserve.org

PACIFIC NORTH WEST INVERTEBRATE RESCUE

PAWSITIVE PET/PAWS  1020 Louis St. Eugene, OR 97402 

(541) 461-1188

Dog behavior training and counseling programs. Psychiatric, limited and hearing service dogs. Delta Society Pet Partner, Licensed Instructor and Team Evaluator. Educational materials/speakers. Non-profit, 501(c)(3)

Cindy Ehlers, CPDT   cindy@pawsitivepaws.com    www.pawsitivepaws.com

PET ADOPTION NETWORK   24474 Columbine Drive, Philomath OR 97370

Pet Adoption Network is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. PAN is not a shelter; animals in our care live in foster homes. We work through a network of services and support to help animals in transition and to provide assistance to shelters for animals in danger of euthanasia or needing special attention.  We help people find the perfect pet; assist shelters and rescue groups who are overwhelmed and need to find placements for some of their animals. We offer help to the public as well as extra publicity for rescue groups and local shelters. We support shelters and frustrated families by being a resource for training, veterinary help or contacting rescue organizations.
Debbie Jackson   contactpan@yahoo.com    www.pan.petfinder.org 

PREDATOR DEFENSE INSTITUTE     P.O. Box 5446, Eugene, OR, 97405
(541) 937-4261        Fax:  (541) 937-3931

Predator Defense has been working since 1990 to stop the unnecessary and cruel methods of trapping, poisoning, snaring, trophy hunting and aerial gunning to kill wolves, coyotes, bears, cougars and other predatory species.  We closely monitor and challenge state and federal wildlife agencies which use your tax dollars to kill these species, often on public lands.  Predator Defense is a National organization.

Brooks Fahey   info@predator.org    www.predatordefense.org

PRO-BONE-O    P.O. Box 1823, Eugene, OR, 97440
(541) 607-8089

Our mission is to improve the health and well-being of pets of the homeless who cannot otherwise afford medical care for their pets; stop the spread of infectious diseases and parasites in the community; prevent unwanted litters by educating owners and offering either financial assistance or services for spay/neuter.  We provide free basic veterinary care during two clinics each month, currently the 2^nd and 4^th Sunday of each month from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm.  They are held at the St. Vincent de Paul’s Service Station on Highway 99. Non-profit 501 (c)(3).

Vicki Bockes  vbockes@comcast.net      proboneo.org

REST ASSURED PET CREMATION  P.O. Box 549, Springfield, OR 97477
(541) 746-0224 

We treat your pet like we would our own.  We offer complimentary pick-up at all Eugene/Springfield area veterinary clinics as well as private homes, during business hours. Large selection of urns and keepsakes.

David and Laura Hagey foxglove@epud.net    www.restassuredpetcremation.com/WD/Home.htm

SAVE THE PETS P.O. Box 5905, Eugene, OR 97405

(541) 683-7387

Lori Smith  savethepetseugene@gmail.com    www.SavethePets.net

SENIOR DOG RESCUE OF OREGON  1030 Pioneer St., Philomath, OR 97370-9293
(541) 929-4100  (541) 953-0796

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit all-volunteer organization dedicated to the rescue and placement of older canine companions. Our efforts are focused on dogs 6 years and older, but no pet in need is turned away because of its age.

Susan Faria  faria@pioneer.net   www.sdro.petfinder.com

SHELTER ANIMAL RESOURCE ALLIANCE (S.A.R.A.)  P.O. Box 41462, Eugene, OR, 97404
(541) 60708892

S.A.R.A.’s mission is to rescue, assist and advocate for shelter cats and dogs at animal control shelters who otherwise would be killed. We operate a thrift shop, S.A.R.A.’s Treasures Gift & Thrift Shop at 871 River Road, Eugene, OR (541) 607-8892 to raise funds for our life-saving programs.  Non-Profit, 501(c)(3)

E-mail: office@sarastreasures.org     www.sarastreasures.org

STOP PET OVERPOPULATION TODAY (SPOT)  P.O. Box 10965, Eugene, OR 97440
(541) 485-7768

SPOT is a local non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating pet overpopulation in Lane County, specifically for dogs. Low cost referrals and subsidy assistance for low-income residents is available through our hotline. Non-Profit, 501(c)(3)

Joey Curtin   joeycurtin@hotmail.com  www.spotspayneuter.org

STRAY CAT ALLIANCE (SCA)   P.O. Box 26043, Eugene, OR 97402
(541) 607-4219

SCA is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to assisting low-income cat caregivers with spay/neuter services, veterinary care, and cat food. Non-Profit, 501(c)(3), Educational Materials

Deanna Kuhn  fixcats@hotmail.com      www.straycatalliance.com

THERAPY DOGS INC.   See F.E.T.C.H.

T.D. Inc. is organized exclusively for the charitable, scientific, and educational purpose of providing, through its members, well-trained, affectionate and obedient dogs for therapeutic contacts with the elderly, the disabled, and the young, in hospitals, homes, nursing facilities, schools, and pre-schools or other locations.

WAGGIN IN RESCUE    Eugene, OR

(541) 688-3260

Check our Petfinder site for adoptable animals.

John Archer cwagginn@wmconnect.com    http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/OR199.html

WELL-MANNERED DOG, LLC (The)

(541) 344-7400

We offer both group and private classes that help owners solve their pets frustrating behavior problems and develop a high proficiency to commands.  We accomplish this through humane gentle training techniques and fun games.  All classes are taught by a certified pet dog trainer.

Debbie Schaefer, CPDT    humanedogtraining@yahoo.com     www.humanedogtraining.com

WEST COAST DOG AND CAT RESCUE    PO Box 72401 Eugene, OR 97401

(541) 221-3055

WILDLIFE HOME CARE NETWORK

(541) 342-0099 Voicemail Number

Wildlife Home Care Network is a non-profit organization of area licensed wildlife rehabilitators working with orphaned and injured wildlife. We support the all-volunteer rehabilitators by providing special infant formulas, food, and caging and by covering medical expenses and veterinarian services for the wildlife in their care.

WILLAMETTE AGILITY GROUP (WAG)

The desire to work with our canine partners is our common bond in WAG. Our membership includes Lane County and several counties to the north. Our dogs are mixed breed and purebreds. We not only participate in agility trials for USFAA and NADAC, but perform many demos for dog-related organizations.

www.wagagility.org

WILLAMETTE ANIMAL GUILD (WAG) Spay/Neuter Project    3045 Royal Avenue, Eugene, OR 97402

(541) 345-3566

As Eugene/Springfield's only non-profit low-cost spay and neuter clinic, WAG's mission is to reduce the number of unwanted, abused, and abandoned cats and dogs in Lane County. Our services are offered to low-income pet owners and local animal welfare and rescue organizations. We also offer our facility to the local feral cat rescue organization for weekend volunteer-staffed S/N clinics as often as they can be organized.

Jill Winans, Kathy Ford    wagclinic@wagwag.org    http://wagwag.org

WILLAMETTE WILDLIFE REHABILITATION  P.O. Box 10962,  Eugene, OR 97440

WILDLIFE RESCUE
(541) 485-8440

We are a non-profit organization, founded in 1985.  We are dedicated to saving and helping wildlife. As Wildlife Rescue, we are a referral for the rescue of wildlife.  Funding is provided by donations and memberships. Non-profit, 501(c)(3), Educational Materials and Speakers

Reta Anderson  willwild@efn.org