Eugene Animal Services

Eugene Animal Services For Animal Services Hotline: 541.687.4060 can contact the animal services at 541-687-4060. For emergencies, dial 9-1-1. to 5:30 p.m.

EUGENE ANIMAL SERVICES
Eugene resident who need animal services to address a found animal, animal at large, animal abuse, etc. The City of Eugene has two Animal Welfare Officers who provide service seven days a week from 9:30 a.m. These two officers have over 30 years of combined experience in the field of animal services. Animal Welfare Officers respond to:
• Dogs at large
• Sick and injured dog

s at large
• Injured or very sick cats at large
• Potentially dangerous dogs
• Found dogs that need to be transported to shelter
• Animal abandonment, abuse and neglect
• Animals left in hot cars
• Dogs off leash
• Barking dogs only as time allows
• Animal Welfare Officers also provide dog licensing and Eugene Animal Code information

Animal Welfare Officers do not respond to calls about healthy feral cats in Eugene. Greenhill Humane Society has a Trap Neuter and Return program for feral cats. For more information call 541-689-1503 or visit www.green-hill.org and click on Trap Neuter Return Program under Programs and Services. Animal Welfare Officer’s do assist with injured or very sick feral cats. Seriously injured animals are taken to either the Emergency Vet Hospital (541-746-0112) located at 103 W. Q Street in Springfield or Animal Urgent Care (541-485-0761) located at 3845 W. 11th in Eugene. To report a deceased animal in or along the roadway:
Contact City of Eugene Public Works at 541-682-4800

For injured, ill or orphaned wildlife:
Contact Willamette Wildlife Rehabilitation at 541-485-8440

For injured, ill or orphaned birds of prey:
Contact Cascades Raptor Center at 541-485-1320

For other wildlife issues including nuisance wildlife:
Contact the Springfield office of the Oregon State Department of Fish and Game at 541-726-2505.

Thank you to Greenhill Humane Society and Feline Good Animal Rescue for another successful Trap-Neuter-Return event earl...
06/12/2025

Thank you to Greenhill Humane Society and Feline Good Animal Rescue for another successful Trap-Neuter-Return event earlier this week. Feline Good trappers battled the hot temperatures to trap 19 cats who were spayed and neutered at Greenhill Humane Society. A week prior, Feline Good Animal Rescue caught two kittens and sought medical care for one with a ruptured eye. The two other kittens were later caught and are in the care of Greenhill.
We have a lot more work to do as many more colonies need our attention. Thank you to everyone who is looking out for our community cats!

Case: 25-07342. Artemis was on a walk and on a leash with her owner at Alton Baker Park near the main parking lot and bo...
05/14/2025

Case: 25-07342. Artemis was on a walk and on a leash with her owner at Alton Baker Park near the main parking lot and boat launch on Wednesday, May 7th at 5:30pm when she was attacked by 5 German Shepherds (2 adults/3 juveniles) running off leash. The owner of the 5 dogs was described as a white male, 50 years old, sandy blonde hair, beard, wearing a yellow shirt. If you witnessed this incident or can help us identify the owner of the German Shepherds, please call 541-682-5748. Artemis is recovering from her injuries and is looking forward to enjoying the outdoors with her dad like she did before. These awful attacks are avoidable if dog owners would obey our leash law. *Leash not exceeding eight feet in length, being held in the hand of a person capable of controlling the animal to which it is attached*

Unstable weather could be on the way. Please bring your pets inside as winds could cause damage to your fence or blow op...
03/26/2025

Unstable weather could be on the way. Please bring your pets inside as winds could cause damage to your fence or blow open gates (check your yard is secure before letting your dog out). Thunderstorms may spook your pet, and they may run out of fear and get lost or hurt. Lots of lost dogs already at Greenhill Humane Society, please go get them. Please adopt if you are looking to expand your family! Please spay and neuter. We have too many dogs and cats needing homes!

Anyone else upset with all the off-leash dogs in Eugene? On March 14th at 10:40am, a woman was walking her dog on a leas...
03/24/2025

Anyone else upset with all the off-leash dogs in Eugene? On March 14th at 10:40am, a woman was walking her dog on a leash when they were attacked by a pack of dogs who were purposely let loose to run in the empty field next to the business Happy Hours at 645 River Rd. The woman suffered a fracture finger and lacerations to her hand, and her dog suffered an injury to his ear. Two women grabbed the 5-6 dogs and fled in separate vehicles. Please call 541-682-5748 if you have tips about this incident. Please respect our leash law as it is in place keep everyone safe! Definition of Leash - Any humane device constructed of rope, leather strap, chain or other sturdy material not exceeding eight feet in length, being held in the hand of a person capable of controlling the animal to which it is attached.

Update! Horse owner on scene!We have loose horses in the area of 2400 block of Bailey Hill Rd. Please share and help us ...
03/17/2025

Update! Horse owner on scene!
We have loose horses in the area of 2400 block of Bailey Hill Rd. Please share and help us notify the owner.

Earlier today Community Service Officer Nolan and Patrol Officer Willis responded to a stray cow. Cow had jumped out of ...
02/12/2025

Earlier today Community Service Officer Nolan and Patrol Officer Willis responded to a stray cow. Cow had jumped out of a trailer at 36th and Willamette. Thanks to citizens Sarah and Amira who saw it happen and corralled the cow into a yard. Thanks to Lane County Animal services for responding with a trailer and livestock handling expertise. Thanks to Greenhill Humane Society for offering to keep the cow safe. In the end the owner realized he had a missing cow and they were reunited. Thanks again Lane County Animal Services for sticking around to help the owner load the cow and to ensure he was secure for travel.

Rehoming PetsEugene Animal Services responds to animal complaints (dog bites, welfare checks, injured animals, found ani...
01/23/2025

Rehoming Pets
Eugene Animal Services responds to animal complaints (dog bites, welfare checks, injured animals, found animals, and more). We have daily interactions with pet owners, and we are getting asked more and more about resources for rehoming pets. We realize that sometimes people are not able to keep their pets. If you need help rehoming, or need help keeping your pet, call 541-682-5748 and we will try to help. If you are looking to adopt a pet, please reach out to local shelters and rescues because if they make space, they can help more owners needing to rehome their pets. This is Ichabod and he needs a home! He is male, 7 months old and adaptable through a local rescue Feline Good Animal Rescue Look at those ears and those feet!!

29 CATS were spayed and neutered at Greenhill Humane Society yesterday in efforts to stabilize a local cat colony! Trap-...
10/24/2024

29 CATS were spayed and neutered at Greenhill Humane Society yesterday in efforts to stabilize a local cat colony! Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) is a humane approach to managing outdoor cat colonies. TNR cats are spayed and neutered, vaccinated, and ear tipped, and then returned to their outdoor home to live out their lives. The goal of TNR is to end the breeding cycle, improve the health of cats, and reduce nuisance behaviors. A big thanks to Greenhill Humane Society for performing the surgeries and to Feline Good Animal Rescue (see photo) for trapping the cats. Feline Good even trapped several cats in the months prior to yesterday’s event to get a head start on TNR of this colony. Over the weekend, kittens were trapped during these efforts (see photo), and they were easy to handle:) They would love to be adopted into a home. Check out Feline Good Animal Rescue and add to your clowder!

These two male dogs were loose on County Farm RD and running towards Wildish LN on Oct 7th in Eugene. They were picked u...
10/10/2024

These two male dogs were loose on County Farm RD and running towards Wildish LN on Oct 7th in Eugene. They were picked up by Eugene Animal Services and are currently at Greenhill Humane Society. We were informed they may have been abandoned by a temporary caregiver. If they look familiar or if you have owner information, please call Eugene Animal Services at 541-682-5748 or email: [email protected]
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FOUND momma cat and 3 kittens on July 26th, south of 3400 block of Roosevelt. If you are missing this family or know who...
08/01/2024

FOUND momma cat and 3 kittens on July 26th, south of 3400 block of Roosevelt. If you are missing this family or know who they belong to, please contact us. If you are interested in volunteering with a Eugene cat rescue and you have experience fostering scared kitties, we would appreciate your time and compassion. This family would thrive with one-on-one attention, so we are looking for multiple foster homes. Please call 541-852-0281. Thank you for sharing!

Community Service Officer Freeman responded to a complaint of two emaciated puppies running in traffic. After no owner i...
05/29/2024

Community Service Officer Freeman responded to a complaint of two emaciated puppies running in traffic. After no owner information or leads came forward, CSO Freeman returned to Greenhill to give Harvey a wonderful home. Look at him now, so handsome! Thank you for Harvey's happy ending!

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