Address: 13141 SE Hwy 212, Clackamas, OR 97015, USA
Phone: +15036558628
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: 1–5PM
Jns Azul
Brenda was friendly, courteous, and helpful. She kindly helped us to renew Annie’s license and get a replacement for a lost tag. Brenda efficiently and quickly processed the paperwork and we were out within minutes. Thank you Brenda for your great customer service!
Tamara Arredondo
I found a dog, tried all day to find owners called multiple vet offices with name and a phone number on the tag. Posted on next door, pawboost, fb, tons of lost and found sites... I finally called ccds for next steps. They wanted me to surrender him while they looked for owners and I was told he would be rehomed in 5 days. I didnt feel the need for the dog to be locked in a kennel overnight so I declined surrendering him to give it a little more time on my own. An employee took it upon themselves to state on social media community pages that I had chose to not find owners and they wanted any Information on the dog to find the owners. That lead to me receiving multiple threats of bodily harm, and property damage if I didn't return the dog. I was literally driving gro. The vets office to scan for a chip and was going door to door looking for owners AND working with an employee while they researched the Information I had given them on my original phone call. So thanks, because I was trying g to do what was best for a lost dog, my reward was being treated with bodily harm, property damage, and my business was left 1 star reviews. What the heck is wrong with you?!
Cherie Rondeau
The staff is so warm and caring, our last rescue we adopted from them was so well taken care of, he had been there 3 separate times, and we were able to adopt him until he crossed over the Rainbow Bridge. Highly recommend!
Arnell Whetstone
I filled out a application for a dog they posted on their web site. The next day they called me and set up a viewing on the dog, and to see if the dog and my chihuahua will get along. We met the dog we were interested in, the 2 dogs got along, we took both dogs for a walk in their back yard. They approved of us in getting the dog. Very nice workers, the dog kennel where they keep all the dogs is very clean. They have the dogs shots up to date, they spay and neuter the dogs, and they have a ID put under the dogs skin before they leave the kennel. They gave us a dog bed, blanket, a bag of dog toys, treats to take home for our new dog. They called us 2 months later to see how the dog is doing and if there is any bad habits that they can help us with. Very nice place to get a dog from. When in time I am wanting another dog, this is the place I'm going to.
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Sorry, but we cannot answer for other organizations. We are currently closed to the public and our adoptions are on hold until further notice. Once ready, we transfer the dogs in our care to our rescue partners for fostering and adoption. Once we have dogs available for adoption, they will appear on our webpage: https://www.clackamas.us/dogs#adoptadog
Call them and ask. Also go to their website, click 'found dogs' and look. You can also post your dog under 'lost dogs'
Call Dog Services and talk to them. It depends on the city you're in. In some cases the police might be helpful. But getting advice directly from Dog Services is your best bet.
We actually do have an in-house Veterinarian that takes care of the dogs that are in our care. She performs needed surgeries and medical care to get them ready for adoption or transfer to rescue. Our Vet is for in-house care only (for the dogs in our care) and does not do outside services. Just wanted to clarify!
Throw a tarp over the trap, let it out and back off. Toss tarp
Send them a email on there web site or call them on there listed phone number on the web site.
Hi Dwaine, No, we are still closed to the public and all programs, including adoptions and viewings, are still on hold. Most of our operations are taking place virtually and we are operating on a skeleton crew inside the building. The dogs in our care, when ready, are transferred to our rescue partners for fostering and adoption. We post them each Friday (when we are able) on our Facebook page. You can reach out to the rescue groups for viewing when you see a pup you like. Please note that they may have different fees, rules, etc. that we do when we are operating normally.
Call the dog control as as well and make a police report if it is interfering with your piece and enjoyment of your own home
Yes, but only for certain programs, a parent or guardian must be trained in the same program and be with you at all times, and you cannot have any physical contact with the dogs. You can find this information on their website.
They don't do any surgical services there...they are a dog shelter only. They do not take in cats. The only time they spay or neuter dogs is when they belong to the shelter and are being prepared for adoption.
There are a number of low cost Vets in the area. If you are any type of state or federal government assistance, bring proof to the shelter and you could qualify for the spay and neuter financial assistance program. You would need to purchase a 1 year license for $24 as a part of the deal.
Call your local sheriff's department and they can file a report. The dog control only takes dogs,
No, only dogs. They do have handouts that list all of the cat resources in the area.
The rate has been reduced to just 5% of cats and about 8% of dogs. This incredibly high success rate is due to donations, volunteers and partnerships with local veterinary clinics willing to give of their time and resources at reduced rates for dogs in the shelters and community partnerships for low/no cost rabies vaccines, spay/neuter services and affordable microchips. It takes good work to maintain this success rate but despite the hard work our community still occasionally gets an animal who's prognosis and/or pain is too great to justify extending and prolonging suffering or safety. These decisions are made on a team level based on several factors and most definitely noted by each involved staff member.
Regretfully these impositions are placed on certain community members for the health and safety of our citizens, the animals and other property.
When? Call them, they open at 8am. Also look at Facebook groups. I can do that too. What type of dogs?
You can do it online by going to the website and clicling on license
Check the Clackamas County Dog Services website for information on how to obtain services every fourth Saturday of the month.
The shelter only takes dog food, but you can check with FIDO and the Estacada Food Bank as they will be happy to take cat food!
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