Wondering how you can support local pets this week? We are in desperate need of the following items:
- PetSafe Easy Walk Harnesses (all sizes): https://goo.gl/34Vndb
- Leashes (washable nylon only, 5-6 feet, 1-inch or 3/4-inch width) like these or these
Our dedicated dog walkers make sure the shelter pups get three walks every day—rain, shine, and even snow this winter! The snap bolt clips and Easy Walk harnesses provide the most comfortable, safe experience possible for both our dogs and volunteers.
Donations can be dropped off at the shelter during regular open hours—Monday, Thursday and Friday from 12-7 p.m. or Saturday and Sunday from 12-6 p.m. If you have any questions about specific needs, please contact the shelter at 503-585-5900.
Thank you for your ongoing support of local pets!
Callie Gisler
Communications Manager at Willamette Humane Society
Callie Gisler joined Willamette Humane Society as the Communications Manager in September 2016. Contact her at callie.gisler@whs4pets.org.
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I saw that the shelter is in desperate need of fleece blankets. I have acres of fleece cloth that I could cut into blankets and serge around the edges or I can just give you the yardage and they can decide what to do with it. Which do you think is best?
Shari,
I make the blankets and beds for donation to the shelters.
I could use the fleece for more blankets if you would like to donate.
Thanks. Carol
Hi, we recently lost our Westie boy. During the very last days the Dr. gave us a prescription for diazepam, 5mg. He only used one so we have 14 pills left. The Vet’s office suggested you may be able to use the rest of the pills. We also have a bottle of Cosequin. Please let me know if you would like to have these.
Thank you.
Hi Debbie: Thank you so much for thinking of us. We’re so sorry to hear about your recent loss, but appreciate your interest in paying it forward to pets in need. Our medical staff prefers not to take controlled substances on a donation basis due to regulation and requirements. However, you can probably contact your local police department to dispose of the medication safely; most local stations have a pill drop. Again, thank you for thinking of us!