HSCO News

HSCO Statement about BSN Jan 2022 – FINAL Due to the nationwide veterinarian shortage, Humane Society of Central Oregon has not been able to hire a FT medical director to reopen our Spay and Neuter Clinic, and the lease is expiring. HSCO has turned our focus to...

HSCO Partners with HeadsweatsHeadsweats, the leader in high performance apparel and headwear, has partnered with the Humane Society of Central Oregon to support their mission to advocate and care for animals. Twenty percent of proceeds from the Headsweats...

HSCO 2021 Calendar2020 has made us appreciate the simple things in life, like a wall calendar that lets you visualize a fresh start in 2021. Purchase a HSCO 60th Anniversary Calendar and help us celebrate 60 years of helping the people and animals in our community....

In need of pet food or other pet supplies?Let us bring HOPE, we’re here to help during this devastating time.Call the Humane Society of Central Oregon 541 382-3537 (M-F 10a-530p, & Sat 10a-5p) or email Lynne@hsco.org.Please reach out if you need assistance.HOPE...

The Humane Society of Central Oregon wants to remind people that unhealthy air quality also applies to animals. Keep your pets indoors and limit time outside. If you are experiencing breathing issues, scratchy eyes and throat, your body is reacting to toxins in the...

The Humane Society of Central Oregon is seeking a special person or family for a dog who has experienced the unthinkable. Bucky, a three year old Australian Shepherd, miraculously survived being shot in the head and shoulders with four bullets. Due to the trauma Bucky has experienced, the Humane Society of Central Oregon is looking for a compassionate person, or family, with patience and the ability to provide the support he needs.

Did you know the Humane Society of Central Oregon's animal shelter includes a retail corner for collars, leashes, toys, treats, scratch pads for cats and even litter boxes? These supplies help when adopters need the basics to get home with their new family member....

OSU Feline Behavior Research Are cats aloof? New research from the Human-Animal Interaction Lab at Oregon State University shows that cats form attachments to their owners in ways similar to dogs ­— and even human babies. To learn more about about our feline friends...

The Humane Society of Central Oregon received a $20,000 grant from the Petco Foundation to significantly expand existing spay and neuter services within our Central Oregon community.