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Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter SHELTER HOURS
Business and Pet Lost & Found Hours:
11:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m. Monday-Saturday

We care for lost animals, reunite pets with their families, license dogs, enforce animal cruelty laws, offer animal-related resources, and educate the community.

Holiday update! Last week, 12 dogs and one cat were reunited with their owners. Additionally, five dogs were transferr...
30/12/2024

Holiday update! Last week, 12 dogs and one cat were reunited with their owners. Additionally, five dogs were transferred to partner organizations for adoption. Hope everyone has a safe and fun New Years!

Read on for tips to keep pets safe this New Year's Eve. New Year’s Eve celebrations can bring fireworks and other loud n...
28/12/2024

Read on for tips to keep pets safe this New Year's Eve.

New Year’s Eve celebrations can bring fireworks and other loud noises that may frighten some pets, potentially causing them to panic and escape from their enclosures or to bolt away from their owners. Even pets that have never seemed bothered by loud noises before can develop new fears.

Tips for keeping your pet safe and secure:

• If you think your furry friend might fear loud noises, call your veterinarian ASAP to discuss medication or other options for reducing your pet’s fear.

• Verify that your pets’ tags and microchips have current and updated information. License your dog at www.washingtoncountydoglicense.com if you have not done so already. If you need to register or update the information associated with your pet’s microchip, check out our step-by-step guide at https://beavertonresourceguide.com/is-your-pets-microchip-registered-dont-assume-it-was-done-for-you/.

• Check your fence and gates for loose or warped boards and spots where your dog or another critter has started to tunnel. Check that your gate is closed and latched, and that it stays latched.

• Keep your dog on a leash for their potty breaks on New Year’s Eve. Consider doing this even in your own backyard.

• Pick a room in your home that can provide a safe space for your pet while there is additional noise. Make this a positive space with treats, cuddles and their favorite bedding. Add soft music, talk radio or white noise to the room.

If you find a stray pet or your own animal goes missing during the holiday, you can find resources on our website at https://www.washingtoncountyor.gov/animal-services/lost-and-found-pets.

The Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter will be closed to the public on New Year’s Day, but resources on our website are available 24/7. The shelter will be open regular hours on both December 31 and January 2.

There's still time to make a 2024 tax-deductible donation to the shelter! Your gift will help us reunite lost pets, inve...
27/12/2024

There's still time to make a 2024 tax-deductible donation to the shelter! Your gift will help us reunite lost pets, investigate animal abuse and neglect, and so much more. You can even give in honor or memory of a person or pet you love. Donate now at https://www.washingtoncountyor.gov/animal-services/donate. Thank you!

Pictured: Jordan's reunion with his person earlier this year. What a happy duo!

The Fall/Winter 2024 edition of our Animal Tales newsletter is out now! Read it at https://bit.ly/AnimalTalesNews. Don...
26/12/2024

The Fall/Winter 2024 edition of our Animal Tales newsletter is out now! Read it at https://bit.ly/AnimalTalesNews.

Don't miss the article remembering former shelter manager Debbie Wood (pictured) on page 3.

Home for the holidays! Nova was reunited with her family at Bonnie Hays, just in time. The best gift a family could as...
24/12/2024

Home for the holidays! Nova was reunited with her family at Bonnie Hays, just in time. The best gift a family could ask for.

As a reminder, The Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter will be open today (Tuesday 12/24) from 11a-4p, CLOSED to the public on Wednesday 12/25, and open again on Thursday 12/26 from 11a-4p. Happy Holidays to all!

Last week at Bonnie Hays, three dogs and two cats were transferred to partner organizations for adoption. In addition, ...
23/12/2024

Last week at Bonnie Hays, three dogs and two cats were transferred to partner organizations for adoption. In addition, 11 dogs and one cat were reunited with their owners. Thanks so much for your support, and happy holidays!

Rocky was just reunited with his person at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter. Happy trails, Rocky!
20/12/2024

Rocky was just reunited with his person at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter. Happy trails, Rocky!

Earlier this week, our administrative specialists and outreach coordinator got into the holiday mood with fun sweaters a...
20/12/2024

Earlier this week, our administrative specialists and outreach coordinator got into the holiday mood with fun sweaters and a photo by the tree in our lobby. 🎄🎄🎄

As a reminder, we will be closed Christmas Day. But we'll be open regular hours on December 24, and we think a shiny new dog license tag would be the perfect piece of bling to give your pup for the holidays!

Tigger stopped by the shelter with his human today to get his very first Washington County dog license! If you have a do...
19/12/2024

Tigger stopped by the shelter with his human today to get his very first Washington County dog license!

If you have a dog, visit www.washingtoncountydoglicense.com to learn more about licensing your furry friend in-person, online, by mail or over the phone.

Don't worry if your dog isn't up for a trip to visit us. We loved meeting this cutie, but bringing your dog to the shelter is not required for licensing.

Happy holidays from the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter! Read on for information about our holiday hours, as well as tips for...
19/12/2024

Happy holidays from the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter! Read on for information about our holiday hours, as well as tips for keeping pets safe this time of year.

Holiday hours:

The Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter is generally open to the public for walk-in services Monday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phones are answered Monday-Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

We will be CLOSED to the public on both Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

However, we will be OPEN regular hours on both Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.

Even when we are closed, you can visit www.WashingtonCountyPets.com to report a lost or found animal, view stray pets located at the shelter, license your dog online, and more.

If you need urgent assistance with a stray pet in Washington County when the shelter is closed, call non-emergency dispatch at 503-629-0111.

Holiday pet safety:

With the excitement of the season, it’s easy for a door or gate to get left open, a pet to escape during travel, or for a visitor to accidently let an indoor-only cat outside. Check that your pet is wearing a collar with an easy-to-read ID tag, that your dog’s license is current, and that your pet’s microchip is registered and the contact information associated with it is correct.

This can be a stressful time of year for people and pets, alike! The American Veterinary Medical Association offers an extensive list of tips and ideas for keeping pets and the people who interact with them safe during the holidays: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/holiday-pet-safety

Thank you for helping us keep pets and people safe this holiday season!

The Fall/Winter 2024 edition of our Animal Tales newsletter is out now! Read it at https://bit.ly/AnimalTalesNews.This i...
18/12/2024

The Fall/Winter 2024 edition of our Animal Tales newsletter is out now! Read it at https://bit.ly/AnimalTalesNews.

This issue features stories about how staff go the extra mile to provide comfort to shelter pets, the teamwork it takes to get justice for abused and neglected animals, and our participation in a successful weekend-long adoption event. You’ll also find articles highlighting our award-winning shelter supervisor, introducing our new volunteer coordinator, spotlighting a dedicated volunteer, and remembering the late Debbie Wood.

You can support our work by making a tax deductible donation at https://www.washingtoncountyor.gov/animal-services/donate.

Washington County Animal Services and the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter will be closed the morning of Wednesday, December 1...
17/12/2024

Washington County Animal Services and the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter will be closed the morning of Wednesday, December 18 for a staff training. We will open to the public at 2 p.m. that day.

Even when we are closed, you can visit www.WashingtonCountyPets.com to report a lost or found animal, view stray pets located at the shelter, license your dog online, and more!

Zero was reunited with his family today at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter!
16/12/2024

Zero was reunited with his family today at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter!

Nala and Bluey (pictured) were just two of the 15 dogs reunited with their families at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter la...
16/12/2024

Nala and Bluey (pictured) were just two of the 15 dogs reunited with their families at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter last week! We also transferred nine canines and 13 felines to partner organizations for eventual adoption, and facilitated the direct adoptions of two dogs to people who had previously provided care for them. Thank you for your continued support!

When a stray pet is brought to our shelter, we do everything we can to reunite them with their family. But, sometimes we...
13/12/2024

When a stray pet is brought to our shelter, we do everything we can to reunite them with their family. But, sometimes we can’t. In those cases, we offer the option for the person who brought the animal to us to adopt them if they would like. That’s what happened last week when these two cuties were adopted by their finder. ❤

It was tough to get a non-blurry picture with all the excitement, but check out those adorable holiday sweaters a staff member donated so the pups could go home in style!

Oli was reunited with his people this afternoon at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter. Happy trails, Oli!
12/12/2024

Oli was reunited with his people this afternoon at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter. Happy trails, Oli!

Did you know that if you find a lost dog wearing a Washington County license tag, you can use the dog license lookup too...
11/12/2024

Did you know that if you find a lost dog wearing a Washington County license tag, you can use the dog license lookup tool on our website to help the pup get back home?

When you type a dog license number into the lookup tool located at https://petharbor.com/search/Search.aspx?cid=WSCO, you'll get the phone number of the owner. Other counties have similar services.

We’re here to help, but contacting a dog’s owner directly is often the fastest way to get them back home!

You can find more lost and found pet resources on our website at https://www.washingtoncountyor.gov/animal-services/lost-and-found-pets.

Pictured here is Butters. Butters was reunited with his family when a community member who found him used the license lookup tool on our website to contact his owner. We love a happy reunion whether it happens at our shelter or in your neighborhood!

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Lost dog Oso reunited with family at shelter
Lost dog Oso reunited with family at shelter

Lost dog Oso was reunited with his family today at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter. It was a very happy reunion! Oso's human reached out to us after spotting the dog's photo on our website. Anyone can view lost or stray pets located at our shelter by visiting the links at https://www.washingtoncountyor.gov/animal-services/lost-and-found-pets.

Kovu reunited with his family at Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter
Kovu reunited with his family at Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter

Kovu was #runited with his family today at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter. He got lost when he wandered off through a gate that had been accidently left open. We're so happy he's back home!

POV: You spot Chica as she is headed out to the lobby to be #reunited with her human. Happy trails, Chica!

Happy National Walk Your Dog Day!
Happy National Walk Your Dog Day!

It's #NationalWalkYourDogDay! Taking your dog for a walk provides exercise and mental stimulation (all those smells!) for your pup. It also helps you meet and connect with your neighbors. When out and about with your canine companion, be a good neighbor by doing the following: -> Keep your dog on a leash (no longer than seven feet) at all times unless in a designated off leash area. -> Clean up and properly dispose of your pet's waste. -> Make sure your pup is wearing identification, including a current dog license.

Licensing your dog helps them get back home
Licensing your dog helps them get back home

Every year, we reunite hundreds of pets with their owners. With your help, we can do better. Licensing your furry friend helps get them home quickly if they are ever lost. License your dog today at www.WashingtonCountyDogLicense.com.

Lost dog Zamboni reunited with family at Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter
Lost dog Zamboni reunited with family at Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter

Zamboni was just one of 24 dogs we reunited with their families last week at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter! (We promise they weren't ALL huskies.)

Love your dog. License your dog.
Love your dog. License your dog.

We know you love your dog. But are they licensed? It's one of the most loving things you can do! License your dog today at www.WashingtonCountyDogLicense.com.

Lost dog Max reunited with owner at Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter
Lost dog Max reunited with owner at Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter

Max was #reunited with his human at the Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter yesterday. What a happy duo!

Arlo and Milo reunited with their person at Bonnie Hays
Arlo and Milo reunited with their person at Bonnie Hays

Even when we are closed to the public because of the weather, reuniting lost pets with their families remains a top priority. Our staff has continued to work hard during these storms. And as weather and road conditions have allowed, we've continued getting lost pets back home. Look at how happy Arlo and Milo were when they spotted their person in our lobby! #reunitedanditfeelssogood

We hope that you and your animal companions can stay safe and warm during this winter weather. If needed, you can find a map of severe weather shelters in Washington County at https://wcor.us/disasterhelpmap. Call 2-1-1 for transportation options. Pets are allowed at the Beaverton Community Center, Salvation Army Building and Wingspan. Please bring the pet’s crate and other supplies to keep them comfortable.

Lost dog reunited with family at animal shelter
Lost dog reunited with family at animal shelter

Looks like Kona was just a little bit excited to be #reunited with his family today, eh? Luckily for Kona, he had been microchipped, and that chip was registered. This helped our staff get him back to the people who know and love him quickly. Yay, Kona!

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SHELTER HOURS Business and Pet Lost & Found Hours: 9:30 a.m.- 5:30 p.m. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat 12:00-5:30 p.m. Wed Pet Adoption Hours: 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat 12:00-5:00 p.m. Wed