Happy 4th Birthday ODR!

Oregon Dog Rescue celebrated four years in action last month, issuing thanks to all of their volunteers, adoption partners, friends and supporters. The note said in part, “Time after time we have been amazed at the generosity of time, talent and sheer hard work that you all step up and show us every day."

Read more at Spot Magazine.

 

Henry's Walk on May 22 Raised Money for ODR's Medical Emergency Fund

Henry came to Oregon Dog Rescue from a hoarder’s property almost blind from cataracts.  He was extremely shy and introverted.  We could not allow a year-old dog to go blind. When we asked our supporters to help us get Henry the surgery he needed to see, the response was so overwhelming that we established a fund to help dogs like Henry get a second chance.

This year, Henry -- with his sight restored -- was able to participate in the walk himself. More than 60 people walked on May 22,, and we raised $1,100 for emergency and major veterinary services for the dogs in our care. 

Oregon Dog Rescue Talks About Petfinder's Giant Impact on Their Organization

Read the article in The Examiner.

Mark Your Calendar with these 2011 Adoption Event Dates

• April 29 – May 1
• September 9 – September 11
• November 11 – 13

Become a Fan of Castor & Pollux on Facebook and Feed a Hungry Dog!

Oregon Dog Rescue is partnering with Castor & Pollux Pet Works in an effort to provide natural and organic food to pets in need. If you go to the Castor & Pollux page on Facebook, you’ll find info about our adoption events, and also become part of a growing pet parent community. But there’s more. If you become a fan of their page, they’ll donate a kibble meal to Oregon Dog Rescue. Here’s how it works:

1. Go to the Castor & Pollux page on Facebook (http://facebook.com/castorpolluxpet)
2. Click the “like” button to be a fan.
3. Send an email to facebook@castorpolluxpet.com. Put “Oregon Dog Rescue” in the subject line, and your name (as it appears on your Facebook account) in the body of the email.

Castor & Pollux will take care of the rest!

Read about ODR in the Canby Herald

Ray Hughey, a reporter for the Canby Herald and the photographer who has taken so many wonderful pictures of our dogs, describes his work with ODR in this December 1 article. Ray's work has been so important to creating a new website and effective materials for getting our message out. Thank you, Ray!

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