Klamath County Dog Control

We are committed to assisting all stray, abandoned, and abused animals in Klamath County, as well as reducing pet overpopulation through education and spay/neuter programs. We try to instill the values of kindness and humane treatment in the public by educating them on animal care and the avoidance of pet overpopulation.

Our felines walk freely and are never caged! It is, in our opinion, the only humane method for all shelters to function. We are a private facility with a small capacity.

The Jackson County Oregon Animal Shelter's programs are supported by the nonprofit group FOTAS. Our goals are to boost pet adoptions, enhance shelter animals' conditions, and advocate for spaying and neutering.

Through service, education, and enforcement, to safeguard the public's safety, advance animal welfare, and encourage the humane handling of companion animals.

Oldies But Goodies Rescue seeks to share its message of compassion and optimism. We think that even one action can have an impact on a community, and that many actions taken together can have a significant global impact.

SoHumane works to address the issue of pet overpopulation while providing high-quality care for dogs and cats. Every year, SoHumane helps around 1,600 companion animals.