Animals
Multnomah County Animal Control
1700 W Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, OR 97060 Phone: 503-988-7387
Website contains information on lost and found pets, licensing, adoption, barking dogs, and ordinances. Online licensing and animal searches available.
Washington County Animal Services & Bonnie L. Hays Small Animal Shelter
1901 SE 24th Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97123 Phone: 503-846-7041
Website contains information on lost and found pets; adoption; licensing; ordinances; injured, nuisance, vicious, neglected, or abandoned animals; and living with wildlife.
Dove Lewis 503.262.7194
Oregon Humane Society 503.285.7722
African Antelope
Reed Gleason, 9615 NW Skyline Blvd, Portland, OR 97231 Phone: 503-283-1366; Email: reedg9@comcast.net
Reed raises scimitar-horned oryx, an African antelope, on his property. Neighbors welcome to visit and learn about the oryx.
Audubon Society of Portland
5151 NW Cornell Road, Portland, OR 97210 Phone: 503-292-6855; Wildlife Care Center Phone: 503-292-0304; Email:general@audubonportland.org
Promotes understanding, enjoyment and protection of native birds, other wildlife and their habitats. Focuses on our local community and Pacific Northwest. Classes, bird counts, field trips, monthly newsletter, and nature store. The Wildlife Care Center cares for injured or orphaned native wildlife.
Honey Bee Consultant & Swarm Collection
Call Vickie Coghill with questions and assistance with bee swarms, 621-3507.
Prescott Bluebird Recovery Project
PO Box 1469, Sherwood, OR 97140-1469, Email: email@prescottbluebird.com
Dedicated to recovery, restoration and enhancement of Western Bluebirds and other native cavity nesting birds. Local Monitors: Cheryl Neal, 503-629-5848.
Phoenix Farm Riding School
Located on the corner of Skyline Blvd. & Rock Creek Rd. Call/text 971-732-6817, email 13phoenixfarm13@gmail.com
English horse riding lessons for the whole family. All ages and ability levels welcome! Day-off-school camps. Summer camps. Parties and special events.
Horse Boarding: 'Barn with a View' on Rock Creek Road
Jennifer Rich, Phone: 503-267-2787 Email: jenniferannarich@gmail.com
3-stall barn with full board, daily pasture turnout. Lighted outdoor small dressage arena. Casual, independent, friendly, with cozy upstairs loft for boarders' use.
Valley Vista Farm
11355 NW Valley Vista Road, Hillsboro, OR 97124 Phone 503-647-0444
Self-care horse boarding facility. Completely self-care. No services provided.
80' x 160' covered arena, 60' round arena, 12' x 12' stalls with attached 12' x 12' covered outside areas. Please check the website for photos and current availability.
JDK Equine at Deerpark Farm & Stables
21300 NW Beck Rd, Portland, OR 97231, Phone (503) 936-6076, contact Judy at jdkurilo@gmail.com
Offering quality horse boarding, lessons, English or Western, Trail training, leadership training, camps, and clinics in the beautiful west hills.
Hunting Season
Some of us reside within the Scappoose Management Unit #11 (area W of Cornelius Pass Rd) where hunting is allowed according to Department of Fish & Wildlife regulations. Hunters cannot legally hunt on private property that is cultivated, has a specific boundary like a fence, or is posted, without first obtaining the owner's permission. See the provisions of ORS 498.120, Hunting on Another's Cultivated or Enclosed Land for restrictions.
1700 W Columbia River Hwy, Troutdale, OR 97060 Phone: 503-988-7387
Website contains information on lost and found pets, licensing, adoption, barking dogs, and ordinances. Online licensing and animal searches available.
Washington County Animal Services & Bonnie L. Hays Small Animal Shelter
1901 SE 24th Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97123 Phone: 503-846-7041
Website contains information on lost and found pets; adoption; licensing; ordinances; injured, nuisance, vicious, neglected, or abandoned animals; and living with wildlife.
Dove Lewis 503.262.7194
Oregon Humane Society 503.285.7722
African Antelope
Reed Gleason, 9615 NW Skyline Blvd, Portland, OR 97231 Phone: 503-283-1366; Email: reedg9@comcast.net
Reed raises scimitar-horned oryx, an African antelope, on his property. Neighbors welcome to visit and learn about the oryx.
Audubon Society of Portland
5151 NW Cornell Road, Portland, OR 97210 Phone: 503-292-6855; Wildlife Care Center Phone: 503-292-0304; Email:general@audubonportland.org
Promotes understanding, enjoyment and protection of native birds, other wildlife and their habitats. Focuses on our local community and Pacific Northwest. Classes, bird counts, field trips, monthly newsletter, and nature store. The Wildlife Care Center cares for injured or orphaned native wildlife.
Honey Bee Consultant & Swarm Collection
Call Vickie Coghill with questions and assistance with bee swarms, 621-3507.
Prescott Bluebird Recovery Project
PO Box 1469, Sherwood, OR 97140-1469, Email: email@prescottbluebird.com
Dedicated to recovery, restoration and enhancement of Western Bluebirds and other native cavity nesting birds. Local Monitors: Cheryl Neal, 503-629-5848.
Phoenix Farm Riding School
Located on the corner of Skyline Blvd. & Rock Creek Rd. Call/text 971-732-6817, email 13phoenixfarm13@gmail.com
English horse riding lessons for the whole family. All ages and ability levels welcome! Day-off-school camps. Summer camps. Parties and special events.
Horse Boarding: 'Barn with a View' on Rock Creek Road
Jennifer Rich, Phone: 503-267-2787 Email: jenniferannarich@gmail.com
3-stall barn with full board, daily pasture turnout. Lighted outdoor small dressage arena. Casual, independent, friendly, with cozy upstairs loft for boarders' use.
Valley Vista Farm
11355 NW Valley Vista Road, Hillsboro, OR 97124 Phone 503-647-0444
Self-care horse boarding facility. Completely self-care. No services provided.
80' x 160' covered arena, 60' round arena, 12' x 12' stalls with attached 12' x 12' covered outside areas. Please check the website for photos and current availability.
JDK Equine at Deerpark Farm & Stables
21300 NW Beck Rd, Portland, OR 97231, Phone (503) 936-6076, contact Judy at jdkurilo@gmail.com
Offering quality horse boarding, lessons, English or Western, Trail training, leadership training, camps, and clinics in the beautiful west hills.
Hunting Season
Some of us reside within the Scappoose Management Unit #11 (area W of Cornelius Pass Rd) where hunting is allowed according to Department of Fish & Wildlife regulations. Hunters cannot legally hunt on private property that is cultivated, has a specific boundary like a fence, or is posted, without first obtaining the owner's permission. See the provisions of ORS 498.120, Hunting on Another's Cultivated or Enclosed Land for restrictions.
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