Double the impact of your donation this spring
We’re extremely grateful to announce that we have a fundraising match opportunity: Now through April 30, all donations up to $5,000 will be matched! With your help, we can raise $10,000 and begin recuperating critical funding.
Tips from the Vet: Houseplants and Pets
You may have heard that houseplants improve indoor air quality. This is demonstrably true. You may also know that some plants can be toxic to pets. This is also unfortunately true, even among some common plants…
Winter 2020 Volunteer Spotlight: Anne Jacobs
Animal Aid is fortunate and thankful to have so many dedicated volunteers, some of whom have spent many years with us in a variety of roles. Our volunteer spotlight this quarter is on one of those volunteers: Anne Jacobs…
Happy Tails: Rosemary (’15) and Cedar & Dahlia (’19)
When Jessica had to say goodbye to her feline companion in 2015, her search for her next furever friend led her to our shelter. Since then, Jessica has adopted three cats through Animal Aid. Recently, we chatted with her…
Animal Aid in 2019: A Year in Review
Thank you so much for helping to make 2019 a spectacular year for our rescues and animals throughout the community! Be sure to take a look at all the wonderful things your support made pawsible!
Thank you for helping us celebrate 50 years!
In 2019, Animal Aid celebrated our 50th year of rescue and the completion of our shelter remodel. Our open house to share the remodeled shelter took place in July, and what a wonderful celebration it was!
Santa Claws Visits Animal Aid’s Shelter Kitties
Santa Claws recently visited our shelter to bid our cats a meowy holiday and listen to their wish lists. No surprise: A furever home was at the top of everyone’s list! Help us make these kitties’ dreams come true…
A little extra TLC: Dot’s Heartstrings Journey
Nearly two years ago, after traveling some 960 miles, Dot reached our shelter. That’s roughly the distance from Portland to Los Angeles, where Dot was part of a cat colony of nine taking shelter outside…
Setting the Pace: Sasha’s Second-Chance Story
When we first met Sasha, her body told the story of neglect. Patchy fur and irritated skin from poor diet and probable food allergies long untreated. Sore hips and stiff limbs from a life spent looking through the crossbars…
A Helping Hand: The Animal Aid Cares Fund
Alfie. Shyla. Jinxie. Odis. Buster. Dolly. Queenie. Crabapple. Chuck Mantooth. Luna. Petey. Nutmeg. Felix. Pickles. Momo. Saddie. Sassafras. Little Boss. Remie. Betty. Roger. Buddha. Dacotah Marie….