Loki was adopted early this summer and we hear he is doing very well. “On a fine June day I ventured to Warrenton to see Mr. Loki. I was totally blown away with his pic with the blue tie. I was equally happy to see him play and be friendly. He has fit in real well with the family. Max, my 18 year old cat, and Loki take naps together. Loki loves the dog park and playing with his ball. I am very happy with our new addition and pray we have a long relationship.”
Ashley tells us, ”Pancake’s name is Sylvester now and he has two big brothers, Brody and Otto, also a dog bff named Charlie. He is quite a purr machine and doesn’t mind ruff housing with the dog and baby. He has made a great addition to our little family! Thanks to everyone at the shelter and all you do!”
SUCCESS STORY – MAX
Alex writes, “We are the family who adopted “Max” (now known as Loki). Loki has been the best thing to happen for our little family. He was the perfect match for us. This “little” puppy has grown so quickly and we can’t wait to continue watching him grow. Loki loves to play tug-of-war with his fur brother Konan and playing fetch or chasing Konan around the kitchen island. Loki is such a great family dog. He does great with our 15 month old son, Avery. He’s the on duty “lifeguard” during bath time and plays house with Avery. He’s our gentle giant ready for play or love at any second. We can’t thank you guys enough for helping making our family slightly bigger with so much more love.
With much happiness,
Alex, Evan, and Avery
🐾Konan and Loki🐾”
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VOLUNTEER WITH US!
Want exercise and companionship at the same time?
Come walk the dogs!
Not a dog person?
Help socialize and entertain the kitties!
Love to clean/organize/tidy?
We’ve got an endless supply of laundry!
Prefer humans to animals?
There’s a front desk and phones!
Can’t come to the shelter but have space and time at home?
We always need foster homes!
All this and more at the shelter! Call and add your name to the orientation list today!
DOWNLOAD THE VOLUNTEER APPLICATION HERE!Call the shelter at 503-861-7387 to reserve a spot at our next orientation. Whether you like cuddling with cats, walking dogs, or prefer helping in the office, we need you.
The shelter is located at 1315 SE 19th St., across from the Oregon Youth Authority North Coast Youth Facility. From either direction, take 101 to Ensign, then go past Costco, turn right, and go about 1/4 mile. The shelter is on your left.
Click here to watch a short video we just completed. It will give you an idea of the kinds of things we do and the enthusiasm our volunteers have for the shelter and the animals.
