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Report a lost pet or reclaim one from Greenhill

File a lost pet report with Greenhill, check found-pet listings, and call the shelter right away if your pet may be there.

Steps

6 steps
  1. Search the area where you lost your petWalk the area and post a lost pet flyer.
  2. File a lost pet report with GreenhillUse the online lost report on the Lost and Found page.
  3. Check the found-pet pagesSee if someone has found your pet or if it is in the shelter.
  4. Report the loss to the microchip companyIf your pet has a microchip, call the company to report it lost.
  5. Call the shelter if your pet may be thereCall right away at 541-689-1503.
  6. Bring proof of ownership to reclaimYou may also need to buy a rabies shot and license.

Bring

  • Proof of ownership
  • How-to

    Get a SPOT voucher for a low-cost dog spay/neuter

    Pets & animals
    1. Check that your dog qualifiesDogs must be individually owned pets. SPOT cannot fund rescues, breeders or anyone selling dogs.
    2. Call a partner clinicPick a listed clinic in Springfield, Eugene or Cottage Grove, or Pro-Bone-O for dogs of people who are homeless.
    3. Ask for a SPOT voucher when you bookSay you want to use a SPOT Voucher when you make the appointment.
    + 1 more step in the full guide
    BringProof of low-income status
    Cost$150 voucher toward the surgery
    Stop Pet Overpopulation Today (SPOT)541-682-3643
  • How-to

    Get community cats fixed through Greenhill TNR

    Pets & animals
    1. Email Greenhill to startColony of 3 or more cats: tnr@green-hill.org. One cat: felinereceiving@green-hill.org.
    2. Schedule an appointment before trappingDo not trap until you have a scheduled appointment.
    3. Ask for a trap and financial helpSay if you need to rent a trap or want financial assistance when you schedule.
    + 1 more step in the full guide
    BringHumane live trap (one cat each)
    Cost$45 TNR package; financial assistance may be available
    Greenhill Humane Society541-689-1503
  • How-to

    Get help for an injured wild raptor (hawk, owl)

    Pets & animals
    1. Call the hospital hotline firstCall 541-485-1320 ext. 2 before touching or bringing in a bird.
    2. Leave a detailed voicemail after hoursStaff return calls the next day during business hours.
    3. Don't touch a bird with avian flu signsSigns include head twitching, lethargy and open-mouth breathing. For a raptor in Eugene/Springfield, call the hotline.
    CostNo charge for hospital services; donations appreciated
    Cascades Raptor Center wildlife hospital541-485-1320 ext. 2