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No, we are not able to offer veterinary services to the public.
No, we do not offer court ordered community service. Hands On Greater Portland may be able to assist you with ideas.
No. All complaints must include your name, address and phone number. It is very helpful for the Animal Services Officer who may need to contact you about your concern. It is also required to help us provide the best service possible.
No. Since we are a government agency we cannot recommend specific providers. We can give you a list of all veterinary clinics in Washington County.
No, in Washington County only dogs need licenses.
No, we only license dogs.
No. You should bring a recent rabies vaccination certificate and a spay/neuter certificate if you have one.
There are resources available. Please check out the ASAP Coalition Resource page or call us for more information.
No, we transfer animals needing homes to our animal rescue partners. This allows us to focus on stray animal care and getting lost pets back home.
This is not a service we offer, and we strongly encourage you to talk to your veterinarian about this difficult decision.
No. Animal Services does not have the authority or expertise to handle wildlife.
Yes, during business hours we can send an Animal Services Officer to pick up stray dogs and sick or injured cats. Please call 503-846-7041 for assistance.
