Neighborhood Nonprofit Spotlight: Oregon Humane Society

Patch talks to the Oregon Humane Society about the work they do in Portland for the animals in need.

Patch: Tell Patch a little bit about your organization!

OHS: OHS, which receives no tax dollars, provides life-saving care for thousands of shelter pets each year. In addition to adoptions, we employ Oregon's only "animal cops," reach over ten thousand young people each year through education, and provide a free help line for pet owners with training and behavior questions.

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Patch: What is the biggest struggle your organization faces?

OHS: Enforcing animal cruelty laws and conducting large-scale rescues of neglected animals.

Patch: What do you hope for the future of your nonprofit?

OHS: We hope to end animal suffering in our community.

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Photos by: David Lytle, Oregon Humane Society