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SUMMARY:Howliday Auction 2022
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/howliday-auction-2022/
LOCATION:OR
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220827T150000
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UID:14041-1661612400-1661626800@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Pups + Pints at Graduate Eugene
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/pups-pints-at-graduate-eugene/
LOCATION:Graduate Eugene\, 66 E 6th Ave\, Eugene\, OR\, 97401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pet Parade at Market Fest
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/pet-parade-at-marketfest/
LOCATION:5th Street Public Market\, 5th St\, Eugene
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SUMMARY:The KVAL Pet Project Tail-A-Thon
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/the-kval-pet-project-tail-a-thon/
LOCATION:Greenhill Humane Society\, 88530 GREEN HILL RD\, EUGENE\, OR\, 97402-9111\, United States
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DTSTAMP:20220613T220324Z
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UID:13828-1656093600-1656108000@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Dog Days at PK Park 6/24
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/dog-days-at-pk-park-6-24/
LOCATION:OR
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220620
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220627
DTSTAMP:20220617T180829Z
CREATED:20220613T191706Z
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UID:13838-1655683200-1656287999@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Kitten Shower Celebration
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/kitten-shower-celebration/
LOCATION:OR
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220516
DTSTAMP:20220301T003111Z
CREATED:20220119T231308Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220301T003111Z
UID:13400-1652572800-1652659199@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Bark in the Park 2022
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/bark-in-the-park-2022/
LOCATION:Alton Baker Park
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220407T190000
DTSTAMP:20220325T181623Z
CREATED:20220325T181514Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220325T181623Z
UID:13603-1649350800-1649358000@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Engage with Alesong
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/engage-with-alesong/
LOCATION:Alesong on 5th\, 248 E. 5th Ave\, Eugene\, OR
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220319
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220321
DTSTAMP:20220303T182159Z
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UID:13522-1647648000-1647820799@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Estate Sale to benefit Greenhill
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/estate-sale-to-benefit-greenhill/
LOCATION:OR
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220311T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220311T200000
DTSTAMP:20220302T214317Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220302T214317Z
UID:13518-1647014400-1647028800@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Pints for a Cause at The Better Living Room
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/pints-for-a-cause-at-the-better-living-room/
LOCATION:The Better Living Room\, 155 Blair Blvd\, Eugene\, OR 97402
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211205T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20211205T183000
DTSTAMP:20211116T223951Z
CREATED:20211116T213316Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211116T223951Z
UID:13123-1638721800-1638729000@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Santa Paws at 5th Street Public Market
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/santa-paws-at-5th-street-public-market-2/
LOCATION:5th Street Public Market\, 5th St\, Eugene
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211126
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211230
DTSTAMP:20211207T194536Z
CREATED:20211207T194536Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211207T194536Z
UID:13323-1637884800-1640822399@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Greenhill Giving Trees
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/greenhill-giving-trees-2/
LOCATION:OR
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211213
DTSTAMP:20211116T224037Z
CREATED:20211115T210111Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211116T224037Z
UID:13115-1636934400-1639353599@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Howliday Auction
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/howliday-auction/
LOCATION:Virtual
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210823
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210920
DTSTAMP:20210916T173947Z
CREATED:20210914T225347Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210916T173947Z
UID:12932-1629676800-1632095999@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Clear the Shelters 2021
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/clear-the-shelters-2021/
LOCATION:OR
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210820T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210820T220000
DTSTAMP:20210806T215315Z
CREATED:20210806T215152Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210806T215315Z
UID:12836-1629486000-1629496800@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Dog Day at PK Park
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/dog-day-at-pk-park-2/
LOCATION:OR
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210721T050000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210721T183000
DTSTAMP:20210713T210556Z
CREATED:20210713T193219Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210713T210556Z
UID:12763-1626843600-1626892200@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Greenhill & KVAL Pet Project Tail-a-Thon
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/greenhill-kval-pet-project-tail-a-thon-2/
LOCATION:OR
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210710T190500
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210710T220000
DTSTAMP:20210702T000719Z
CREATED:20210701T224055Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210702T000719Z
UID:12731-1625943900-1625954400@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Dog Day at PK Park
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/dog-day-at-pk-park/
LOCATION:pk park
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210617
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210901
DTSTAMP:20210617T193700Z
CREATED:20210617T193700Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210617T193700Z
UID:12692-1623888000-1630454399@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Virtual Kitten Shower 2021
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/virtual-kitten-shower-2021/
LOCATION:Virtual
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210403T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210403T203000
DTSTAMP:20210407T223756Z
CREATED:20210224T234127Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210407T223756Z
UID:12043-1617476400-1617481800@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:25th Annual Eugene Laff Off
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/25th-annual-eugene-laff-off/
LOCATION:OR
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210319T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210319T190000
DTSTAMP:20210316T223346Z
CREATED:20210315T200728Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210316T223346Z
UID:12129-1616169600-1616180400@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Pups Patrick's Pawty
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/pups-patricks-day/
LOCATION:5th Street Public Market\, 5th St\, Eugene
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210312
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210517
DTSTAMP:20210312T200501Z
CREATED:20210312T200127Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210312T200501Z
UID:12116-1615507200-1621209599@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Bark in the Park 2021
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/bark-in-the-park-2021/
LOCATION:OR
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://www.green-hill.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Bark-logo-nodate.png
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210223
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210224
DTSTAMP:20210107T215143Z
CREATED:20201211T233710Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210107T215143Z
UID:11853-1614038400-1614124799@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Hot Mama's Wings Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/hot-mamas-wings-fundraiser-4/
LOCATION:Hot Mama’s Wings\, 420 W 13th Ave\, Eugene
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210201
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210213
DTSTAMP:20210202T202050Z
CREATED:20210202T202050Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210202T202050Z
UID:11985-1612137600-1613174399@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Valentine's Love Letters from a shelter pet
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/valentines-love-letters-from-a-shelter-pet/
LOCATION:OR
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://www.green-hill.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Love-Letters-Valentines-Day.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201208
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201209
DTSTAMP:20201118T214327Z
CREATED:20201118T214327Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201118T214327Z
UID:11773-1607385600-1607471999@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Hot Mama's Wings Fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/hot-mamas-wings-fundraiser-3/
LOCATION:Hot Mama’s Wings\, 420 W 13th Ave\, Eugene
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201120
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201213
DTSTAMP:20201120T231442Z
CREATED:20201120T231442Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201120T231442Z
UID:11800-1605830400-1607817599@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Virtual Howliday Auction
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/virtual-howliday-auction/
LOCATION:OR
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201028T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20201028T190000
DTSTAMP:20201015T001241Z
CREATED:20200903T235536Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201015T001241Z
UID:11573-1603904400-1603911600@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Yappy Hour & Costume Contestat Sweet Cheeks on 5th
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/yappy-hour-at-sweet-cheeks-on-5th-4/
LOCATION:5th Street Public Market\, 5th St\, Eugene
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200930T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200930T190000
DTSTAMP:20200921T183740Z
CREATED:20200728T224804Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200921T183740Z
UID:11441-1601485200-1601492400@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Yappy Hour at Sweet Cheeks on 5th
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/yappy-hour-at-sweet-cheeks-on-5th-3/
LOCATION:5th Street Public Market\, 5th St\, Eugene
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200902T050000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200902T183000
DTSTAMP:20200821T153137Z
CREATED:20200817T200528Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200821T153137Z
UID:11485-1599022800-1599071400@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Greenhill & KVAL Pet Project Tail-A-Thon
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/greenhill-kval-pet-project-tail-a-thon/
LOCATION:OR
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200826T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200826T190000
DTSTAMP:20200729T225332Z
CREATED:20200728T224448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200729T225332Z
UID:11440-1598461200-1598468400@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Yappy Hour at Sweet Cheeks on 5th
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/yappy-hour-at-sweet-cheeks-on-5th-2/
LOCATION:5th Street Public Market\, 5th St\, Eugene
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200715T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200715T190000
DTSTAMP:20200714T190110Z
CREATED:20200713T220516Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200714T190110Z
UID:11417-1594832400-1594839600@www.green-hill.org
SUMMARY:Yappy Hour at Sweet Cheeks on 5th
DESCRIPTION:Lane County Animal Services is partnering with Greenhill Humane Society to host a training for people interested in learning more about preparing animals large and small for an evacuation or volunteering to support livestock transportation\, feeding\, and sheltering operations during emergencies. “With wildfire season starting soon\, this is a good time to help our residents refresh their understanding of evacuating with pets or livestock\,” said Lane County Animal Welfare Officer Isabel Merritt. “We’re also hoping to build our volunteer list ahead of the next emergency. We rely on volunteers to help care for horses\, goats\, chickens and other livestock during emergency evacuations and this training will help increase the number of people ready to help.” The training is Saturday\, June 8\, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Lane County Public Works’ Goodson Room (3040 North Delta Highway\, Eugene). Map here. If you plan to attend\, please send an email to Lane County Animal Services at LCAS@LaneCountyOR.gov so staff can plan accordingly.  Topics covered will include: -preparing animals for evacuation -overview of services provided by Lane County Animal Services and Greenhill Humane Society during emergencies -how to help during emergencies -livestock shelter\, transport and shelter-in-place practices -volunteer orientation for those wishing to assist during emergencies Volunteers help transport animals out of evacuation zones; support animals sheltering in place in evacuation zones with food\, water and welfare checks; and feed\, groom and clean up after animals being sheltered with Lane County Animal Services. They may also assist with organizing donations of food\, tack or other items.  Volunteers do not need previous large animal experience\, but they should be comfortable learning and being around large animals. People between the ages of 15 and 18 will need to have a guardian’s signed release before they can volunteer during an active emergency; they do not need a release to attend the training. Children under 15 cannot volunteer at this time.  Learn more about large animal evacuation at https://bit.ly/LCLargeAnimalEvacuation. 
URL:https://www.green-hill.org/event/yappy-hour-at-sweet-cheeks-on-5th/
LOCATION:5th Street Public Market\, 5th St\, Eugene
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