HOURS & LOCATIONS
Greenhill Humane Society 88530 Green Hill Rd.Eugene, OR 97402
(541) 689-1503
Friday - Tuesday11am - 6pmClosed Wed. & Thurs.
1st Avenue Shelter3970 W. 1st AvenueEugene, OR 97402
(541) 844-1777
Tues - Fri 10am - 6pmSat 10am - 5:30pmClosed Sun. & Mon.
Meet Greenhill Humane Society Pets Friday through Tuesday from 11am to 6pm.
Greenhill is located at 88530 Greenhill RD in Eugene. (541) 689-1503.
Meet 1st Avenue Shelter Pets Tuesday through Friday 10am to 6pm
and Saturday from 10am to 5:30pm.
1st Avenue Shelter is located at 3970 W. 1st Ave in Eugene. (541) 844-1777.
See/Print a Map of Shelter Locations.
to everyone that came out to
View Photos on Picasa and Facebook. View Run/Walk Times.
Your support means the world to us. We hope that you enjoyed the event that we look forward to (and plan for) all year long!
The incredible turnout brought us close to our goal of $70,000 toward the annual costs of caring for over 4,000 abandoned pets every year.
It's not too late to visit the Bark in the Park Website to make your pledge and do a good thing for homeless animals in Lane County!
to all of the local businesses that donated the items and services that helped to make Bark In the Park such a great event!
Our Print Newsletter
Featuring:
• Annual Report • Bark in the Park • Benefits of Fostering • Volunteer Foster Spotlight • Events Calendar • Thank Yous
• Numbers for April • Bark in the Park • Featured Pets & People • Upcoming Events
Greenhill Gems are special animals that need a little extra exposure to find their forever homes. They may have special needs, or they just keep getting overlooked in our shelters. Some have medical issues that require ongoing care; some have been abused or neglected and need socialization to act and feel safe. They may have physical or emotional challenges, but all have the desire to love and be loved.
Learn More Here
Greenhill and 1st Avenue are looking for fosters to help us care for these young, fragile felines.
The average length of stay in foster care for kittens is 3 weeks, though this can vary and may be longer. Fosters provide our animals with enrichment, socialization, and daily care. We provide medical and behavioral support as well as guidance through every step of the process! Not interested in kittens? We are also in need of fosters for adult dogs and adult cats! These stays can be longer, but help us to provide more animals with specialized care. If you are interested in helping us care for the animals in our community through fostering, please contact our Foster Care Manager at (541)689-1503 Ext. 114 or foster@green-hill.org.
Learn about the Foster Care Program Fill out a Volunteer/Foster application
Would you know how to help your pet in an emergency? As guardians of our beloved friends, we can better care for them by learning what to do when they need us most.
Randi Golub, Certified Veterinary Technician and owner of Cat Nurse on Call, will teach this fun and informative Pet First Aid and CPR course.
Read an exciting account of one of our very own volunteers saving the life of her dog using CPR here.
Learn how to register for this life-saving class here.
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