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Please contact each organization before transporting or surrendering an animal. Intake policies, service areas, hours, licensing and available space can change. Wildlife rehabilitators may also be permitted to accept only certain species.
Oregon Humane Society — Portland
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
1067 NE Columbia Blvd.
Portland, OR 97211
Phone
503-285-7722
Email
No public general email
County
Multnomah County
Website
Oregon Humane
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Dogs
Cats
Small companion animals
Animals affected by cruelty or neglect
Services Provided
Sheltering
Adoption
Foster care
Veterinary care
Behavior support
Humane law enforcement
Animal-cruelty investigations
Technical animal rescue
About
Oregon Humane Society operates campuses in Portland and Salem while providing animal-welfare services across Oregon. Its programs include sheltering, adoption, veterinary care, behavior support, humane law enforcement and assistance for animals involved in cruelty or neglect cases. The organization also operates a specialized technical animal rescue team.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Oregon Dog Rescue — Portland
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
6100 S Macadam Ave.
Portland, OR 97239
Phone
503-612-0111
County
Multnomah County
Website
Oregon Dog Rescue
Emergency Hotline
Yes – 24/7
Animals Helped
Dogs
Puppies
At-risk shelter dogs
Services Provided
Dog rescue
Sheltering
Adoption
Veterinary care
Rehoming
Shelter transfers
About
Oregon Dog Rescue focuses on homeless and at-risk dogs, including animals transferred from shelters where placement options may be limited. Dogs receive care while awaiting adoption into permanent homes. The organization also provides an after-hours emergency contact number.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Cat Adoption Team — Sherwood
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
14175 SW Galbreath Dr.
Sherwood, OR 97140
Phone
503-925-8903
Email
contactus@catadoptionteam.org
County
Washington County
Website
Cat Adoption Team | Sherwood Cat Rescue | Cat Adoption Center
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Cats
Kittens
Homeless cats
At-risk cats
Services Provided
Cat rescue
Adoption
Foster care
Medical care
Spay/neuter services
Cat-owner assistance
Community programs
About
Cat Adoption Team specializes in helping homeless cats and kittens in the Portland metropolitan area and surrounding communities. Founded in 1998, the organization provides sheltering, foster care, adoption services, medical treatment and programs designed to help cats remain safely with their families whenever possible.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Bird Alliance of Oregon Wildlife Care Center — Portland
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes
Address
5151 NW Cornell Rd.
Portland, OR 97210
Phone
503-292-0304
Email
No public general wildlife email
County
Multnomah County
Website
Rehabilitate Wildlife – Bird Alliance of Oregon
Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped
Native birds
Raptors
Native mammals
Reptiles
Amphibians
Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Medical treatment
Orphan care
Wildlife intake
Release preparation
Wildlife-conflict assistance
Conservation education
About
The Wildlife Care Center operated by Bird Alliance of Oregon is a major wildlife rehabilitation facility serving the region. More than 4,000 injured or orphaned native animals are treated annually, including birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians. Rehabilitation focuses on preparing animals that can recover for return to the wild.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Chintimini Wildlife Center — Corvallis
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes
Address
311 NW Lewisburg Ave.
Corvallis, OR 97330
Phone
541-745-5324
Email
info@chintiminiwildlife.org
County
Benton County
Website
Chintimini Wildlife Center – Chintimini Wildlife Center
Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped
Native mammals
Songbirds
Raptors
Reptiles
Amphibians
Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Emergency stabilization
Medical treatment
Orphan care
Wildlife hotline
Release preparation
Wildlife education
About
Chintimini Wildlife Center operates a wildlife hospital serving Oregon’s mid-Willamette Valley. More than 2,000 injured or orphaned native animals receive care each year. State and federal permits authorize the center to rehabilitate mammals, birds including raptors, reptiles and amphibians.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Wildlife Center of the North Coast — Astoria
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes
Address
89686 Highway 202
Astoria, OR 97103
Phone
503-338-0331
County
Clatsop County
Website
Wildlife Center Of The North Coast • WCNC
Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped
Seabirds
Raptors
Other native birds
Native mammals
Other eligible native wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rescue
Wildlife rehabilitation
Medical care
Orphan care
Wildlife hotline
Release
Conservation education
About
Wildlife Center of the North Coast serves the northern and central Oregon coast. The center specializes in seabird rehabilitation while also treating other native birds and most native mammals. More than 1,000 animals receive care during an average year, with release back into appropriate habitat as the goal whenever possible.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Think Wild — Bend
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes
Address
62410 Erickson Rd.
Bend, OR 97701
Phone
541-241-8680
Email
No public general email displayed in searchable text
County
Deschutes County
Website
Home – Think Wild – Wildlife Hospital and Conservation Center
Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped
Native mammals
Raptors
Other native birds
Reptiles
Other eligible native wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rescue
Wildlife rehabilitation
Medical treatment
Orphan care
Wildlife hotline
Release
Wildlife-conflict assistance
Conservation education
About
Think Wild operates a wildlife hospital and conservation center serving Central Oregon and portions of eastern Oregon. Its hospital provides medical care for injured or orphaned native wildlife under state and federal permits. Additional programs address wildlife conflicts, rescue and transport, habitat conservation, and public education.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Blue Mountain Wildlife — Pendleton
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
Yes
Address
71046 Appaloosa Ln.
Pendleton, OR 97801
Phone
541-278-0215
Email
lynn@bluemountainwildlife.org
County
Umatilla County
Website
Home – Blue Mountain WildlifeBlue Mountain Wildlife | Rehabilitation, Education, Research
Emergency Hotline
Business Hours Only
Animals Helped
Hawks
Owls
Eagles
Falcons
Other raptors
Native birds
Other native wildlife
Services Provided
Wildlife rehabilitation
Raptor rehabilitation
Medical care
Orphan care
Wildlife rescue assistance
Release
Conservation education
Research
About
Blue Mountain Wildlife is an eastern Oregon wildlife rehabilitation organization with particular experience caring for raptors. Its work includes treatment of injured, sick and orphaned native wildlife, followed by rehabilitation, release when medically appropriate. The organization also provides wildlife education and participates in research.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026
Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary — Scio
501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Yes
Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
No
Address
36831 Richardson Gap Rd.
Scio, OR 97374
Phone
No public general phone listed
Email
info@lighthousefarmsanctuary.org
County
Linn County
Website
Farm Animal Rescue | Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary | United States
Emergency Hotline
No
Animals Helped
Pigs
Cows
Horses
Chickens
Sheep
Goats
Other farmed animals
Services Provided
Farm-animal rescue
Rehabilitation
Lifetime sanctuary
Rehoming when appropriate
Veterinary care
Humane education
Community outreach
About
Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary provides refuge for abused and neglected farm animals in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. More than 250 animals live at the sanctuary, including pigs, cows, horses, chickens, sheep and goats. Its work emphasizes rehabilitation, lifelong care when needed and rehoming when an appropriate placement is possible.
Last Verified
September 26, 2026