Pet Evacuation Team -Pet

04/14/2026

Im posting on behalf of my uncle who has significant medical issues and can no longer safely care for his wonderful dog, Dane.

Dane is a healthy, happy, and amazing three legged seven year old pup. He weighs about 55 lbs. He was rescued from Oregon Humane in 2019 by my uncle who can no longer care for him. Dane is motivated by treats and can sit when asked - especially when they are available. Dane likes to take two walks per day and spend the rest of his time a snuggling or just being around people. He is mostly okay with other dogs but we like to keep him on leash when walked. Sometimes he’ll bark or growl when someone knocks at the door to make sure we know someone is here. Then, he wags his tail and goes back to hanging out.

03/26/2026

We are in the Spring issue of Central Oregon Pets…

The Star of the Show A miniature donkey from Montana has become a celebrity in Central Oregon. Cimarron Kid was relocated to Crook County in 2000, from Bart and Marion Barton’s donkey farm, Barton’s Brayin’ Assets. He found his Oregon home with their daughter, Kim Griffin, who also owns a vari...

02/27/2026

In Case You Missed It
IMPORTANT UPDATE: A faster, easier way to request Emergency Veterinary Care

To better support pets and their guardians during urgent medical situations, Feeding Pets of the Homeless has transitioned to an online application process for Emergency Veterinary Care. This update helps improve access, reduce delays, and allow our Case Managers to review requests more efficiently.

Why we made this change:
-24/7 access to submit an Emergency Veterinary Care request
-Applications are reviewed in the order they are received, helping ensure a fair and consistent process
-Reduced wait times and less back-and-forth, with key information collected upfront
-More efficient care coordination, allowing our team to focus on urgent needs

What to expect
Applications can be submitted at any time. Reviews and care coordination take place Monday through Friday, 8 am to 4 pm PST.

If your pet is sick or injured and you need assistance, begin the process at: petsofthehomeless.org/emergency-veterinary-care
All eligibility information and next steps are outlined at the start of the application.

Need help accessing the application?
If you or someone you are assisting has limited internet access, any public libraries, shelters, and community resource centers offer free computer or mobile access. A trusted advocate or case worker may also help complete the application. PLEASE SHARE!

Locate where to get pet food: https://petsofthehomeless.org/get-help/find-locations
Apply for Emergency Veterinary Care: https://petsofthehomeless.org/emergency-veterinary-care

02/27/2026

Love working with animals and want to make an impact in your community?

Join Our Team!

PET is looking for volunteers that…

• Have farm and/or domestic animal handling experience and are familiar with ‘barn life’
• Enjoy being part of a team of fun, caring, like-minded people
• Are willing to put in a hard days work
• Have a schedule that will permit you to ‘deploy’ on short notice and for multiple days at a time

Since 2001, the Pet Evacuation Team (PET) has been caring for animals impacted by emergency events across Central Oregon. PET is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization staffed by an all-volunteer team of people dedicated to the humane care of all animals in crisis.

If you answered “yes” to any of the questions above, check out our website at:

https://www.petevacuationteam.com

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