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- EIN 45-4424555
- 503-722-6729
- 13141 SE Highway 212 Clackamas OR 97015 USA
- www.clackamasdogsfoundation.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animal Training, Animals
Mission: The mission of the Clackamas Dog Foundation is to promote the health and well being of dogs and people through supporting the educational and public service activities and programs of Clackamas County Dog Services. PRIMARY FOCUS The Foundation is an independent tax-exempt organization dedicated to soliciting and receiving in-kind and private donations on behalf of Clackamas County Dog Services in support of its mission of encouraging the human/pet bond.
Results: Clackamas Dogs Foundation is a non-profit organization focused on supporting shelter dogs finding lasting homes, reducing unwanted litters through low-cost spay and neuter programs, and providing community outreach. Each day we have positive results when a dog is adopted into a new home, when owners gain skills to work with their dogs so they can successfully stay in the home, and when we work with local individuals and businesses to support the Center. We have listed some of the programs and efforts we are currently supporting below: PETS - PREVENTION, EDUCATION, TRAINING & SUPPORT Prevention - Increase Community Outreach Low-income spay/neuter clinics Emergency/Disaster Planning & Support Mobile Unit - Summer Fairs & Events Education - Foster the Human/Animal Bond Classes - Your New Dog Helping the Family Bond Finding Forever Homes - Pet Adoption Responsible Ownership Don't Forget, Buckle Your Pet Campaign Training - Enhance education and training Pet First Aid/CPR Puppy Kindergarten Basic Manners Obedience Training Canine Good Citizen C.L.A.S.S. - Canine Life and Social Skills Support - Embrace Core Services Licensing of dogs Sick and injured dog rescue Emergency dog rescue Protective custody for pets Dog bite investigations/vicious dog removal
Target demographics: dogs
Direct beneficiaries per year: 1100 dogs find their way home or to a new home, 50 youth received merit badges and ribbons in the animal category, 30 people were trained as volunteers, 245 seniors received AniMeals food for their dogs monthly, and numerous dogs were trained so they could successfully stay in their homes.
Geographic areas served: Oregon
Programs: Animal spay/neuter clinics for low-income families, helping lost dogs find their way home and strays find new forever homes, dog safety training for Scout merit badges, education and outreach to schools and communities, and volunteer opportunities as potty walkers and more.