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License your dog in Veneta

Every dog in Veneta must be licensed; you need current rabies information and pay $15 to $70 depending on neutering and term.

Steps

3 steps
  1. Get current rabies informationYou must provide current rabies information to get a dog license.
  2. Buy the license at a sales locationSold at Veneta City Hall and at Veneta Veterinarian Hospital, 88233 Territorial Road (541-935-4151).
  3. Pay the fee for 1, 2 or 3 yearsNeutered: $15, $25 or $35. Un-neutered: $30, $50 or $70.

Bring

  • Current rabies information
Other license rates are in the city's Animal Control Fee and Fine Resolution; call City Hall to ask.
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    Adopt a cat from Cat Rescue & Adoption Network

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    1. Look at the available catsStart by viewing the cats on the website; each cat has its own story.
    2. Submit the adoption applicationFill out the online application; it is also on the Forms page and at adoption locations.
    3. Take the phone interviewA volunteer adoption coordinator will call you for a telephone interview.
    + 2 more steps in the full guide
    BringLandlord's written approval (renters)
    CostAdoption fees can vary by cat
    Cat Rescue & Adoption Network541-225-4955
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    Adopt a cat from S.A.R.A. in Eugene

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    1. Look at adoptable catsAdoptable pets are listed on Petfinder.com.
    2. Fill out the Cat Adoption ApplicationThe application link is on S.A.R.A.'s homepage.
    3. Return it in person or by emailThe store is at 871 River Road, Eugene.
    + 1 more step in the full guide
    BringCompleted cat adoption application
    Shelter Animal Resource Alliance (S.A.R.A.)541-607-8892
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    Adopt a dog, cat or other pet from Greenhill

    Pets & animals
    1. View available petsLook at adoptable pets on the Greenhill website or visit the shelter in person.
    2. Meet your match at the shelterAn adoption counselor introduces you to available pets. You can fill out a printable application ahead of time, but bring it in person.
    3. Bring your dog for a meet and greetNeeded if you have a dog at home, so staff can run a dog-to-dog introduction. If you cannot bring it, call the shelter.
    + 1 more step in the full guide
    BringValid photo IDResident dog, if adopting a dogCarrier for a cat or small animalCollar and leash for a dog
    CostAdoption fees vary by animal and are listed on each pet's profile
    Greenhill Humane Society541-689-1503