SoHumane

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SoHumane is a registered not-for-profit organization dedicated to the humane treatment of companion animals in Medford, Oregon, and beyond. Today, SoHumane, a no-kill shelter, provides quality care for dogs and cats while working to make a difference in the pet overpopulation problem. Our strategic areas of focus are to provide shelter and adoption services for displaced pets while reducing pet ov

erpopulation through spay/neutering. SoHumane provides humane education opportunities for people of all ages throughout the community. Saving Train: SoHumane rescues animals from shelters where they have already been marked for death. These are healthy, adoptable animals who have been overlooked and have run out of time at overcrowded public facilities. Senior Pets: We know that senior animals (those seven years of age and older) are among the first to be euthanized in many shelters that have an abundant supply of young energetic pets. Medical Needs: By addressing treatable medical conditions, we remove one of the biggest barriers to adoption and increase the number of animals who find new homes. Executive Director - Karen Evans

Board of Directors
Barb Eaton / President
Lynn McBee / Vice President
Mark Tuai / Secretary
Andrea Saxon Gibson / Treasurer

Tamara Abbett
Dave Ross
Ginny Tycksen
Amy Di Costanzo
Dawn Hartley
Colette Meyer
Nancy Roberts
Brian McKennon

The friendly people at the Mini Pet Mart on Crater Lake Avenue in Medford donated a load of dog and cat food and treats ...
12/08/2025

The friendly people at the Mini Pet Mart on Crater Lake Avenue in Medford donated a load of dog and cat food and treats to SoHumane! This is a much appreciated gift for the animals in our care. Thank you Mini Pet Mart for helping to feed pets who need homes! www.sohumane.org

Jerry is the KOBI NBC 5 Pet Talk Pet of the Week! He’s a playful pup with great manners, already trained and ready to be...
12/08/2025

Jerry is the KOBI NBC 5 Pet Talk Pet of the Week! He’s a playful pup with great manners, already trained and ready to be your new best friend. Sweet, smart, and full of love, what more could you want? https://youtu.be/NHA1yZQSklc?si=P8q0CPtjnn6rlWZa
For more about Jerry or any of the other adoptable pets, visit the SoHumane Adoption Center in Medford.

This week’s Pet Talk Pet of the Week is Jerry!He’s a playful pup with great manners, already trained and ready to be your new best friend. Sweet, smart, and ...

12/08/2025

*** PUPDATE: This dog has been transferred into the care of Southern Oregon Humane. Please reach out to Southern Oregon Humane if this is your dog!
We thank SoHumane and the Medford PD for their assistance with safely securing, transporting, and caring over this dog.

📢 FOUND DOG ALERT 📢

*** Please Note: This dog is not available for adoption, but was found by and is in the custody of Medford Police Department.***

DESCRIPTION: Intact Male German Shepherd
COLOR: Tan, Brown, Black
LOCATION: Ford Drive and Monty Street, MEDFORD, OREGON
COLLAR: Red Nylon
MICROCHIP: No

*** If you are the dog owner, please call the Jackson County Animal Control Dispatch at 541-774-6655. We are working with the Medford Police Department to return the dog to Owner***

Since the first of August 28 dogs and cats (so many kittens!) have been adopted at SoHumane! 🥳 💙 Congrats to the adopte...
11/08/2025

Since the first of August 28 dogs and cats (so many kittens!) have been adopted at SoHumane! 🥳 💙 Congrats to the adopters who said YES to some awesome pets, and thank you to everyone who shared their photos and bios. Every dog and cat deserves a loving home.

Can’t adopt but still want to help save the lives of pets in need? Please consider making a one-time donation! Any amount is greatly appreciated and will impact the lives of homeless pets in more ways than you know! To make your lifesaving donation, visit https://www.sohumane.org/donate. 🐕🐈🐾

09/08/2025

Jerry is showing his cool moves at the South Medford Grange Co-op . We are here until 2pm!

09/08/2025
Smokiez is hosting a pet food drive for the cats and dogs at SoHumane during the month of August. Kitten food and adult ...
08/08/2025

Smokiez is hosting a pet food drive for the cats and dogs at SoHumane during the month of August. Kitten food and adult dog food are most needed. Donation bins are available at locations around the Rogue Valley.

Estrella Cervantes, Donor Engagement Manager at SoHumane, had the pleasure of speaking before members of the Horton Plaz...
08/08/2025

Estrella Cervantes, Donor Engagement Manager at SoHumane, had the pleasure of speaking before members of the Horton Plaza Retirement Community. She shared current highlights of our mission to find homes for displaced cats and dogs like Lily.

Celebrate your feline friends on International Cat Day! Share a photo of the cat(s) you have loved and admired. ...
08/08/2025

Celebrate your feline friends on International Cat Day! Share a photo of the cat(s) you have loved and admired.

Looking for a lively kitten this summer? SoHumane has over 25 fluffy, furry, fun-loving kittens for you to meet. Each on...
08/08/2025

Looking for a lively kitten this summer? SoHumane has over 25 fluffy, furry, fun-loving kittens for you to meet. Each one is a unique kitty ready to find adventure in your home. Visit sohumane.org/cats for a quick peak. Then come to the Adoption Center, 2910 Table Rock Road in Medford and find the kitten that will make your house a home. SoHumane is open every day from Noon to 5 pm, and the kittens are hanging out in Kitty City waiting to greet you!

Thanks go to the Enterprise Mobility Foundation™ and Enterprise/Taylor Charitable Entities for generously donating $4,85...
07/08/2025

Thanks go to the Enterprise Mobility Foundation™ and Enterprise/Taylor Charitable Entities for generously donating $4,851.50 to the Southern Oregon Humane Society! This grant from Enterprise Mobility will help support SoHumane’s Adoption Program for displaced dogs and cats in our community.

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SoHumane is a registered not-for-profit organization dedicated to the humane treatment of companion animals in Medford, Oregon, and beyond. Mae Richardson founded the Humane Society of Jackson County in 1928 as an all-volunteer organization that initially provided services for displaced dogs and horses. Today, SoHumane, a no-kill shelter, provides quality care for dogs and cats while working to make a difference in the pet overpopulation problem. Annually, SoHumane serves 1,400 companion animals on average. In 2018, we successfully adopted out 1,548 animals, spayed or neutered over 700 animals, and saved over 800 animals from euthanasia at other shelters through the “Saving Train” program. Our strategic areas of focus are to provide shelter and adoption services for displaced pets while reducing pet overpopulation through spay/neutering. SoHumane provides humane education opportunities for people of all ages throughout the community. Additionally, we currently educate more than 1,000 children in our local schools each year via programs that foster compassion for all living things. Saving Train: SoHumane rescues animals from shelters where they have already been marked for death. These are healthy, adoptable animals who have been overlooked and have run out of time at overcrowded public facilities. Senior Pets: We know that senior animals (those seven years of age and older) are among the first to be euthanized in many shelters that have an abundant supply of young energetic pets. We believe every animal — no matter their age — deserves a second chance. Medical Needs: By addressing treatable medical conditions, we remove one of the biggest barriers to adoption and increase the number of animals who find new homes. Board Officers

Dave Filomeo - President

Steve Sobhi - Vice President

Erik Larsen - Secretary