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Rehoming Resources
Information on resources and organizations that may be able to assist you in rehoming your pet.
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Animal Services
Report a Found Pet and Other Resources
What to do if you find a stray dog or another lost pet in Washington County, Oregon.
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Animal Services
Report a Lost Pet and Other Lost Pet Resources
What to do if your pet has gone missing in Washington County, Oregon.
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Animal Services
Resources for Animals Outside of the Shelter
What to do if you need help for an animal we cannot take into our shelter, feral or community cats, or with non-domestic animals, such as wildlife.
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Animal Services
Spay/Neuter and Veterinary Resources
Where to find spay/neuter and other veterinary resources for your pet in Washington County, Oregon.
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Animal Services
Strategic Plan 2023-2026
Learn about the mission, values, and goals of the Auditor's Office.
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Auditor's Office
The Audit Process
The process of conducting a performance audit of government programs in Washington County, OR.
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Auditor's Office
The Auditor's Eye
The Auditor's Eye is the County Auditor's quarterly newsletter, keeping the public informed of audit releases and other events in the office
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Auditor's Office
Volunteer
Learn about volunteer opportunities with Washington County Animal Services and at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter.
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Animal Services
What happens to stray animals brought to the shelter?
We do our best to find the owners of lost animals. If no owner comes forward, adoptable animals might be sent to our animal rescue partners to find new homes.
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Animal Services
What if I lose the metal license tag?
You can buy a $5 replacement tag online when you renew your dog license. If you need a replacement tag and your license is not up for renewal yet, you can buy one over the phone or in person at the shelter for $5.
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Animal Services
What kinds of donations do you accept?
Monetary donations are always welcome and allow us to purchase the exact items we need. The next best way to donate is to visit our Amazon Wish List and have items you purchase delivered directly to the animal shelter. We do not accept used items or items delivered in person unless they are listed on our website and arrangements are made in advance of drop-off. Please note that your donations are tax deductible!
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Animal Services
What We Audit and How To Submit Ideas
The County Auditor creates an annual work plan of topics.
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Where can I adopt a pet?
We encourage you to try other area shelters or Petfinder.
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Animal Services
Where can I donate food/medicine/other pet supplies?
Check with pet food banks such as The Pongo Fund and FIDO Dog Food Bank, PAW Team, or other area shelters. You may also want to check with neighbors in-person or on social media to see if they are in need of supplies. As with human medications, left over prescriptions for your pet should be disposed of properly.
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Animal Services
Where can I find low cost vet care and low cost spay/neuter for my pet?
Resources for these kinds of services include Spay & Save for Cats and the ASAP Coalition Resource page. The cost of spay and neuter can vary greatly. If cost is a concern for routine or emergency vet care, check with multiple clinics and ask if they offer any discounts or payment plans.
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Animal Services
Who do I call if there is livestock roaming loose?
You should contact the Washington County Sheriff at 503-629-0111 or the Oregon Department of Agriculture at 503-986-4681.
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Animal Services
Wish List
Donate to help the animals at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter and learn more about what donations we can and cannot accept.
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