Oregon Humane Society Salem Campus sits upon land that was home to the Kalapuya, Ahantchuyuk, Santiam, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Confederated Tribes of Grand Rhonde, and many other tribes who made their homes near the Siletz River. Striving to create a more humane society, Oregon Humane Society Portland Campus sits upon land that was home to the Multnomah, Wasco, Cowlitz, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Bands of Chinook, Tualatin, and many other tribes who made their homes near the Columbia River. Innovative value behaviors: Try new things and take risks, be curious, participate enthusiastically in creative problem solving, strive for constant improvement, see challenges as opportunities. We embrace creativity and an environment where each person is encouraged to be innovative and think beyond the status quo. Accountability value behaviors: Be financially responsible, follow through on commitments, acknowledge if you make an error, apologize when appropriate, do your best every day, give credit where it’s due. We have the responsibility to OHS staff, animals, donors and the community to operate efficiently and be responsible in all that we do. Integrity value behaviors: Be trustworthy and follow through on commitments, be transparent and honest when communicating with others, strive to always do the right thing, be fair. We are ethical and honest in our interactions, actions and decisions. Respect value behaviors: Listen to ideas with an open mind, communicate frequently and directly, exhibit and encourage trust, treat others with dignity, assume best intentions, value each other’s worth and individuality. Equity, inclusivity and openness brings positive energy and creates a respectful workplace. Diversity in people and ideas makes us stronger. Community value behaviors: Strive for service excellence, seek to understand, collaborate together for the best outcome, display a spirit of cooperation, act with the mission and vision in mind. Collaboration through teamwork allows us to serve our common vision and engage in meaningful work for the benefit of all. Our community – our OHS teams, partners and the public – is what makes us great. Compassion value behaviors: Be thoughtful of others’ feelings, be generous with praise, be a good listener, show empathy for others’ life situations, avoid gossip and other unprofessional behaviors. This is what brings us together and inspires our work. Act with compassion, care and kindness for all people and animals. Community Veterinary Hospital (Portland)īe compassionate.Life is better with a cat, so we want to make life better for them!įor more information about the adoption process, click here. With over 20 years of experience and more than 50,000 adoptions, we know cats!Ĭat Adoption Team works to connect homeless cats with loving new families and to support those relationships over time. Whether you're here to adopt, volunteer, or find out more about our services, CAT can help. We offer adoption, foster care, and veterinary services to homeless cats and kittens. Portland’s Cat Adoption Team (CAT) is the largest cat shelter in the Pacific Northwest. Is Kinny the family cat you are searching for? Her nature is to explore, so she might follow you around the house too! Kinny showed no fear of the quiet dog in her foster home and should do very well with respectful dogs. This sweet lady especially adores head and chin pets, being brushed, and being treated like a pampered princess.
Sometimes she likes to be independent and will seek out her cozy spots in your house. In her downtime she waits for your approval to jump into your lap, then will slumber into a deep sleep. She also likes to entertain the humans by having them play wand with her. Kinny enjoys the finer things in life such as a lovely window perch so she can watch the birds.
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