If you are 12 or under please consider some of the other ways we can use volunteers and contributions: 

HELP OUR ANIMALS, WHILE CONTRIBUTING TO YOUR COMMUNITY!  (YOU)TH CAN MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE! 

We understand that many young people would love nothing more than to hang with our animals all day and perform a community service for the shelter. However, safety guidelines prohibit children under the age of 15 from volunteering on their own at Greenhill without direct adult supervision.  There are other ways you can help:

•Make treats for animals and drop them off at the shelter. GHS approved dog biscuit recipes are available on our website: http://www.green-hill.org/tours.html
•Make colorful bandanas for dogs and drop them off at the shelter.
•Make dog and cat toys and drop them off at the shelter. (Felt toys are preferred for kitties; please check with us about needed dog items).
Birthday parties: Ask friends/family to bring presents, gift cards, or donate money in your name for the animals
•Fund raise for the animals. Ex: host a lemonade stand, yard sale, or bake sale in your neighborhood!
•Raise funds at school: Get creative and think of fun or unique things/items to sell to raise money for the shelter.
•Organize a food or supply drive. Greenhill can provide you with a “Buddy Barrel” to collect items or pet food. You and your classmates can decorate the barrel however you prefer! 
                                      

We are happy to help you by providing brochures, a Greenhill banner, or any other materials you request to help your fund drive or project. We can also provide you and/or your family or friends with a personalized tour of the shelter and the kennel/cattery/bunny room. Please contact Denise Brittain or Jennifer Hilliard by calling 541 689 1503 ext 115 or 112. if you have questions regarding fund raising and food/supply drives. Items you make or collect can be brought to the shelter during open hours.

Thank you for helping Greenhill pets! 
 

Become a Foster Family! :

• Sometimes we receive animals that are too young or too sick to be adopted. Your family can foster these animals in your home where they can get well and grow. You return them to the shelter after a specified time of care (depending on the animal's needs) and then we find a loving home for them!