Harney County Save A Stray Rescue

Our goals are to reduce the number of unwanted cat and dog litters, enhance awareness of animal welfare, rescue and rehabilitate canines in Eastern Oregon, and promote a compassionate and secure environment for all animals.

To establish an animal-friendly community, provide sanctuary for lost and abandoned pets, and place them in devoted, long-term homes. Additionally, we are committed to enhancing the welfare of all domestic animals in Crook County by advocating spaying and neutering as well as other good pet ownership behaviors.

Our top priority at Ani-Care, which is currently run by new management, is to find these amazing pets their homes or new forever homes. We are redesigning to make the shelter look more welcoming. We do, however, have a lot of lovely dogs here who merit a second shot in the interim.

The Ontario Feral Cat Project is a non-profit organization that relies on donations and volunteers to function. The program is intended to minimize feral and stray cat overpopulation in our neighborhood by utilizing the trap, neuter, and return (TNR) technique in current monitored colonies.

A 501(c)3 non-profit organization managed entirely by volunteers dedicated to monitoring and caring for feral and stray cat populations in Ontario, Oregon.

A strategic planning process has recently been started by the Humane Society of Central Oregon to chart a brave course for our animal-loving community's future.