Umpqua Valley Humane Society

We are also a no-kill organization, which means that no animals are ever euthanized because they are homeless or have behavioral issues. We only euthanize if the animal is suffering from major health problems that are untreatable.

Douglas County promotes responsible pet ownership, which includes following state and municipal laws and spaying/neutering dogs and cats.

In Douglas County, Oregon, Saving Grace, Inc. is a 501(c)3 private, non-profit organization devoted to providing immediate care for stray, neglected, or abandoned animals. Our goal is to make Douglas County a more humane place by offering companion animals who are homeless a temporary haven, essential veterinary treatment, and a route home. We are the only full-service open-admission animal shelter in the county, offering food, shelter, and medical care to countless animals every year.

The Toby Fund's aim is to foster compassionate communities for animals in rural Southern Oregon. Since its inception in 2000, the Toby Fund has assisted over 4,000 animals and countless people.

By upholding Oregon Laws, we ensure the public's safety and the care of animals. Animal Control action is frequently required to mediate a resolution, enforce the legislation, or look into dog-related damage or aggressiveness allegations.