How to Adopt a Dog: What To Know Before You Go
8 Signs You’re Not Ready for a Dog
How to read your dog’s body language
Managing a dog with behavior problems
Lost & Found Pets: Petco Love Lost
Animal Food Banks
The Pongo Fund Pet Food Bank: (503) 939-7555-Please call for important information before visiting, 3632 SE 20th, Portland, OR, 97202
FIDO Dog Food Bank: (971) 678-6940 Wednesday Hours: 9a-12noon with Strict COVID-19 protocols in place. The FIDO food bank gives out one month of dog food at a time.
Veterinary Assistance
Good Neighbor Vet : (888-234-1350) Offers Mobile Vaccination Clinic and other affordable pet care.
DoveLewis Velvet Financial Assistance Fund: (503) 228-7281 Offers financial assistance to qualifying low-income clients to help cover the cost of emergency medical treatment
Luv My Pet: (503) 557-1740 LuvMyPet.com Operates low cost vaccination clinics at PetCo stores. Also provides micro chipping, deworming, flea treatments, etc. Clinic schedule and price list can be found on their website.
Portland Animal Welfare Team: (971) 333-0729 2700 Please visit website for full details.
Local Pet Insurance Agent: Brian Harrison, Farmers Insurance
Are pets covered by home insurance?: The Zebra Homeowners Insurance in Black & White
All things pet: www.mypetneedsthat.com
Adopting a pet aids in recovery: www.therecoveryvillage.com/resources/pet-adoption/
Pet Rehabilitation Therapies: https://healingartsanimalcare.com/
Canine Aquatic Sports and Rehab: http://www.pawsrehab.net/
Dog Care Tips, Equipment, and Extensive Buyer’s Guide: https://woofdog.org/
Pet Friendly Housing: https://www.apartmentguide.com/apartments/Oregon/Portland/pet-friendly-4lh/
Rehoming a Pet (If you have an OFOSA pet to rehome, please call us first at 503-747-7818): https://rehome.adoptapet.com/r/75626
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics for Cats: https://catadoptionteam.org/services/spay-neuter-clinic/
*These listings are for informational purposes only. OFOSA does not endorse these products/services in any way.
