Greenhill Humane Society

Surrendering an Animal to Greenhill

Releasing your pet to Greenhill Humane Society can be a difficult decision to make. We understand and appreciate your efforts to place your companion where he or she will be safe and humanely cared for.

While we cannot guarantee that your pet will be adopted, we do make animals available for adoption as long as they are healthy, well adjusted, and not exhibiting significant behavioral or temperament problems. We try our best to place animals in homes where they will be considered a part of the family and a companion for life. We will do what we feel is in the best interest of the animal, using our experience and available resources.

Please note that Greenhill accepts ONLY owner surrendered pets and that all animals must be received by APPOINTMENT.

Contact Numbers for Scheduling an Appointment

Small Animals (Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, rats, etc.):

By Phone: Front Office at (541) 689-1503
By Email: Information@green-hill.org

If you are surrendering a small animal (rabbit, guinea pig, hamster, rat, etc.), please bring a completed Small Animal Surrender Form to your appointment unless otherwise instructed.

Cats & Dogs

By Phone: (541) 689-1503 ext. 117
By Email: receiving@green-hill.org

AFTER you have left a message for the Receiving Manager, you may expedite the process by completing the appropriate surrender form with as much information as possible and returning it to the shelter Attn: Receiving Department. You can do so via email, fax, postal mail or hand delivery.

If you are surrendering a cat or dog the receiving department will conduct a brief phone interview with you prior to scheduling an appointment. You will also need to print and complete the appropriate surrender form and bring it with you to your appointment (unless it has already been submitted)

• Cat Surrender Form
• Dog Surrender Form

Prior to surrendering your pet the Receiving Department will need to review any Medical Records that exist. To expedite the process you may contact your veterinarian and request your pets’ complete medical records (including the veterinarians notes) be faxed to the shelter Attn: Receiving Department

Note: If you are having difficulty downloading or viewing PDF files, you may need to download the current version of Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download it free here.

Receiving Fees

Fees are on a sliding scale based on ability to pay. These fees help cover the costs of caring for the animal until a new home is found. This includes food, housing, spay/neuter, vaccinations, etc.

DOGS AND CATS:

Altered: $35-100
Un-altered: $45-100
Litters: $45 for the mother and $5 per kitten or puppy (minimum)
Litter of kittens or puppies without the mother: $45 (minimum)

SMALL ANIMALS:

$25 per bunny (minimum)
$15 per guinea pig (minimum)
$10 per rat, hamster, or gerbil (minimum)

Stray Animals

Greenhill does not accept strays. If you find a stray animal, please see Lost & Found.


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