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.

Yesterday at 1:50pm, two grey pitbulls were reported running near Randall and Harlow in Eugene. After about 45 minutes o...
08/13/2026

Yesterday at 1:50pm, two grey pitbulls were reported running near Randall and Harlow in Eugene. After about 45 minutes of searching, Eugene Animal Services was able to safely track them down on Arcadia Dr. The dogs appeared tired from running and were very timid, as if they’d ended up somewhere unfamiliar.
These two sweet seniors are undoubtedly missed by someone. They are now safe and being cared for at Greenhill Humane Society. If you recognize them or know who their family might be, please reach out. Case number: 26-12767

07/30/2026

Looking for Information: Vicious Dog Attack
Today at approximately 2:50 p.m., Eugene Animal Services responded to a severe dog bite incident on W. 8th Ave near Monroe St, outside Abilities Diner and Bakery. A woman walking on the sidewalk was attacked by a reddish/tan pit bull that lunged at her without provocation. She sustained serious injuries and was taken to the hospital.
After the attack, a male and female possibly in their twenties left the scene with the dog, walking eastbound on W. 8th Ave.
We are asking for the public’s help in identifying the dog and its owners.
If you have any information, please call 541‑682‑5748. Case #26-11848

Do you recognize this dog?On Saturday, July 25, shortly before 3 a.m., Eugene Police responded to a report of a dog foun...
07/28/2026

Do you recognize this dog?
On Saturday, July 25, shortly before 3 a.m., Eugene Police responded to a report of a dog found inside a dumpster in the 1400 block of Oak Patch Rd. The dog had a severe jaw injury. He was transported to an emergency veterinary clinic. Due to the extent of the injury, he was humanely euthanized.
Eugene Animal Services is asking for the public’s help. If you recognize this dog or have any information about this incident, please call 541-682-5748. The veterinarian noted that the injury did not appear consistent with a hit by car, and while they cannot be certain, they indicated the injury may have been intentional.
If you live or work in the area between W. 11th Ave and W. 18th Ave along Oak Patch Rd and have exterior cameras or video footage from late Friday night into early Saturday morning, please review them and contact us if you see anything that could assist the investigation. Case number: 26-11558.

UPDATE: She has been caught and is at Greenhill Humane SocietyEugene Animal Services was trying to catch this dog. Do yo...
07/27/2026

UPDATE: She has been caught and is at Greenhill Humane Society
Eugene Animal Services was trying to catch this dog. Do you recognize? If you are missing your dog, she was last seen at E 22nd Ave & Patterson St.

Do you recognize this dog? The dog was picked up on Thursday July 16th on Bramblewood LN in Eugene. Animal Services woul...
07/21/2026

Do you recognize this dog? The dog was picked up on Thursday July 16th on Bramblewood LN in Eugene. Animal Services would like to speak to the owner. Please call 541-682-5748 if you have information. Thanks for sharing! Case 26-11062

Eugene residents love their pets, but with extreme heat expected this weekend, please remember it is illegal — and extre...
06/12/2026

Eugene residents love their pets, but with extreme heat expected this weekend, please remember it is illegal — and extremely dangerous — to leave an animal inside a vehicle. Even a “quick errand” can put a pet at risk. EPD will respond to calls of animals left in hot cars — please help us by keeping your pets at home and safe.

Do you recognize this dog? Eugene Animal Services picked him up on Thursday December 4th on Monterey Ln and Norkenzie Rd...
12/09/2025

Do you recognize this dog? Eugene Animal Services picked him up on Thursday December 4th on Monterey Ln and Norkenzie Rd in Eugene. We would like to speak to the owner. Please call 541-682-5748 if you have information. Thanks for sharing! Case 25-19687

Eugene Animal Services was trying to catch this dog with no luck. Do you recognize? If you are missing your dog, he is h...
12/04/2025

Eugene Animal Services was trying to catch this dog with no luck. Do you recognize? If you are missing your dog, he is hanging out around Rasor Park off 700 Blk of River Rd.

Eugene Animal Services has a puppy at the emergency veterinary hospital, and we are hoping to reunite the puppy with the...
12/03/2025

Eugene Animal Services has a puppy at the emergency veterinary hospital, and we are hoping to reunite the puppy with the owner. This puppy was found this morning around 8:20am on the bike path behind U of O campus (east of McDonald's, but before the roundabout loop that leads over the footbridge to Autzen). If you have information, please call us at 541-682-5748 or email [email protected]

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300 Country Club Road
Eugene, OR
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