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A Eugene pet shelter and veterinary clinic has just leveled up its response to disasters, through a grant from the ASPCA.
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Nearly three dozen cats were found abandoned in a Eugene apartment recently. Greenhill Humane Society has received them and is seeking homes for some of the felines.
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Triple-digit temperatures and wildfire smoke have made being outside for extended periods hazardous, to the point where Lane County has activated a day-long cooling and respite center for those needing a safe place to breathe.
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With heat advisories affecting the South Willamette Valley this week, Eugene Police and Eugene Animal Services remind people to not leave their pets unattended inside a vehicle, even for a few minutes.
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Eugene’s Greenhill Humane Society is celebrating its new pet supply warehouse. The expanded storage is to help pet owners struggling with homelessness and loss.
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As the 4th of July nears, local humane societies are asking pet owners to pay extra attention to pet safety. Fireworks and other explosions can scare…
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As summer heats up, so does the risk of pets overheating. The most important thing you can do to keep your cat or dog safe is to leave them at home when…
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After last year's Holiday Farm Fire, Greenhill Humane Society has some tips about how to prepare for a quick exit with your pets. According to Megan…
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As the pandemic continues, so do scams. The newest twist involves pandemic puppies (or kittens.)The Better Business Bureau reports $3 million in losses…
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It’s the eve of a New Year…which might mean fireworks shooting off along with the champagne corks. Animal advocates have tips to help your pet…
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In response to the Holiday Farm Fire, Greenhill Humane Society has been assisting evacuees with their pets. Lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina in 2005…
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Animals used for testing now have a chance at a happier, less invasive life thanks to a new Oregon law.Effective January 1st, dogs and cats, and possibly…