Who’s Your Best Friend? Blog post created by Sam Cryer, Greenhill Humane Society volunteer Wilbur People get asked a lot of questions. “What do you do for a living?” “What do you drive?” “What’s your favorite food?” “What kind of

Tips to ensure pets safety as the weather warms up EUGENE, OREGON – (June 1, 2021) – Greenhill Humane Society wants to remind pet owners of the importance of keeping their pets safe and identification updated as the weather gets

If you find a litter of kittens, here is what you should do.

It’s National Rescue Dog Day so we wanted to highlight one of our special, resilient residents. Meet sweet girl, Phoenix who is one tough, triumphant pup so deserving of love. When she came into Greenhill she was covered in fleas, had

Why Rescue Hamsters Make Great Pets Blog post created by Sam Cryer, Greenhill Humane Society volunteer Hang on, why is an animal shelter posting about rescue hamsters? Don’t shelters just deal with dogs and cats? Actually, Greenhill frequently cares for

Grant of $17,500 will help save more pet lives in Lane County Eugene, OR (May 6, 2021) – Greenhill Humane Society announced today a $17,500 grant investment from the newly named, Petco Love, to support their lifesaving work for animals

Ways to Advocate for AnimalsBlog post created by Sam Cryer, Greenhill Humane Society volunteer Did you know April 30th is Animal Advocacy Day? If you’re an animal lover, April may be the perfect month to up your animal advocacy game.

We were just thinking about how thankful we are for friends that help us through challenging times. Last year, during the Holiday Farm Fires, The Petco Foundation, newly named Petco Love, awarded us a $10,000 grant to support our Disaster Relief

Bark in the Park—Healthy Activities for Pets and PeopleBlog post created by Sam Cryer, Greenhill Humane Society volunteer Greenhill’s 28th Annual Bark in the Park is back, and it will be virtual! Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Bark in the Park

Previous Next Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month Blog post created by Sam Cryer, Greenhill Humane Society volunteer. At some point, you’ll probably be asked if you’re a cat or dog person. As a volunteer in the small animal room at

Intro To Dog Training, The Positive Way! By Lauren Rubin, KPA CTP, CPDT-KA, certified dog trainer You CAN teach old dog new tricks! In fact, you can teach any dog any behavior they are physically capable of doing with positive reinforcement

Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails for Walk your Pet Month Blog post created by Sam Cryer, Greenhill Humane Society volunteer What better time to get outside and explore local trails with your pup than “Walk Your Pet” month?! Dogs love outdoor exercise,

As this year comes to a close, I want to say thank you. We are still in the midst of one of the most challenging times, but thanks to the support of our community, this has also been a time

PRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Greenhill Humane Society Assists in Helping over 250 Guinea Pigs EUGENE, OREGON (December 17, 2020) – Working in partnership with Lane County Animal Services and Oregon Humane Society, a team from Greenhill Humane Society assisted an overwhelmed pet owner

Having animals in your life can be a great way to help achieve your New Year’s Resolutions while helping the animals in our community. Consider adding a furry friend to your family, volunteering with homeless animals or fostering kittens or