Thank you for considering adopting your next pet from OOHS. Our goal is to find permanent, loving homes for all animals entrusted into our care. We do not want these animals to experience homelessness again or be passed from home to home. This is why we take our responsibly seriously when evaluating potential homes, We want YOU to be happy with the companion you adopt and we want to see each of the animals we care for appreciated for who they are and loved no matter what.

 The whole family needs to be involved in the decision making process. Our volunteers will work with you to find that perfect match. We know these animals and if you do not get the opportunity to adopt the animal you applied for, it may simply mean that the animal you are interested in is just not the right one for you. It does not necessarily mean you are not a good home for a pet, it probably just means your lifestyle and expectations do not match the animal you may have applied for. Rest assured, the perfect pet for your family is out there. Just be patient and honest about your ideal companion. 

Dog Adoption 

Adult Dog - starts at $90

 
Puppy - starts at $125

 Included in Dog Adoption:  

 - Microchip with lifetime registration
- Up to date vaccinations 

 - Initial De-wormer 

 - Free Veterinarian Exam (participating veterinarians in certain areas)

- One-month complimentary Shelter Care Pet Insurance

 - Coupons    

 Online Adoption Inquiry 

 Printable Dog Adoption Application

Adult Cat - starts at $50

 Kitten - starts at $75

Included in Cat Adoption

   - Microchip with lifetime registration

- Up to date vaccinations

 - Initial De-wormers

- Free Veterinarian Exam (participating veterinarians in certain areas)

- One-month complimentary Shelter Care Pet Insurance

 - Coupons

    Online Adoption Inquiry

   Printable Cat Adoption Application

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*Oregon Outback HS strives to send all animals home already spayed and neutered, but if the animal is not altered prior to adoption due to it being too young etc., the adopter must agree to have the surgery done by the spay/ neuter date on the adoption agreement.