DOG LICENSING AND LAWS

• Washington County Dog Licensing
  Did you know that your dog needs a Washington County license? Read why it's important for you and your dog.

PET HEALTH

• ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
  Do you know what to do if your pet has been poisoned?
  


• Possible Canine Health Problems - by Breed
  A nearly complete chart on one page
  


• Feline Health Articles
  Articles about cat health from The Winn Feline Foundation, a major funder for feline health studies
  


• UC Davis Canine Genetic Heritage Project
  Find out how you and your dog can participate.
  


• Eliminating Genetic Diseases in Dogs: A Buyer's Perspective
  An article aimed at educating buyers about genetic diseases in dogs, and a long-range look at how to work towards eliminating them.
  


• Genetic Savings & Clone
  For everyone who thinks their pet is really unique
  


• AKC's Canine Health Foundation
  Current health research for purebred dogs
  


• AKC Breed Research
  What research is being done on your dog's breed? Do a search and find out.
  


• Orthopedic Foundation for Animals
  Get information about hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia and other conditions.
  


• Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon
  The goal of the program is to reduce suffering for existing feral cats and prevent the births and suffering of future generations. If you're feeding a feral cat, or know about one, contact FCCO today.

LOST PETS and MICROCHIPPING

• Washington County Animal Shelter
  If your dog or cat is lost, or you've found a lost animal, start here.
  


• AVID Microchip
  Proudly used by Valley Veterinary Hospital
  


• Companion Animal Recovery
  A non-profil organization dedicated to providing 24-hour recovery services for companion animals.
  


• Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon
  The goal of the program is to reduce suffering for existing feral cats and prevent the births and suffering of future generations. If you're feeding a feral cat, or know about one, contact FCCO today.

PET ADOPTIONS

• The Oregon Humane Society
  If you're interested in adoption a pet that needs a home, check with Oregon Humane. They also need volunteers!
  


• Cat Adoption Team
  On an average day, the Pacific Northwest’s largest non-profit, no-kill cat shelter and hospital cares for 250-300 cats of all breeds and personalities. A great place to find a cat or kitten.
  


• Homes For Hounds
  This Pacific Northwest non-profit matches retired racing greyhounds with loving families.
  


• Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals
  Working to improve the health of shelter animals. They have adoptions every weekend at specified PETCOs.