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Thank you for considering ways to help our shelter! While we accept many types of donations, the items listed below would benefit our dogs the most. Our focus is on enrichment and the best toys are the ones that can keep a dog's mind busy. Also, as you can imagine, treats and medical supply donations are always needed.
Donations can be dropped off at the shelter during business hours. No appointment is needed.
Enrichment
- Boomer Balls
- Busy Buddy Jack Dog Toy - large
- Hueter Toledo Virtually Indestructible Ball - any size
- Kongs - medium and large, black or red
- Hard rubber chew toys
- Nylabones
- eGGE dog toy
- Buster Cubes
- Thunder shirts
Food and treats
- High quality training treats
- Sojos Freeze-Dried Dog Treats
- Carnivore Crunch Treats
- Northwest Naturals Raw Rewards
- Happy Howie's Meat Rolls
- Bully Sticks
- Northwest Naturals Freeze Dried Dog Treats
- Himalayan Dog Chews
- High quality canned (ground or paste, please, not chunky) and dry dog food (in its original packaging with expiration date*).
*Please note: If you are donating un-used food from your home, we ask that it be no more than 3 months past its expiration date and in its original packaging. Thank you!- Acana
- Canidae
- Castor & Pollux
- Eukanuba
- Iams
- Innova
- Kirkland
- Natural Balance
- Nutro
- ORIJEN
- Purina One
- Purina ProPlan
- Science Diet
- Stella & Chewy's
- Wellness
Supplies
- Extra-small dog collars
- E-Z UP canopies
- Original Dawn dish soap
- Zip ties
- Carabineers
- Nylon rope, medium weight
- Bungee cords
- Duct tape
- Brown roll gauze, 2 inches or 4 inches wide
- Disinfecting wipes
- Distilled water
- Large and Extra Large Petmate Vari Kennels
- Exercise pens
- Large and Extra Large wire crates
- Gorilla Cart 4 cu. ft. Poly Garden Dump Cart for lobby donations
Specialty items
- Amazon wish list
- Chewy wish list
- Wonder Walker Body Halter (sizes Medium – LG and XL preferred please)
Other ways you can help our shelter dogs
- Volunteer
There are many ways you can volunteer your time to support the shelter, including working with the dogs or helping with office tasks. - Donate
By donating funds, you can:- help reduce pet over-population by supporting our spay and neuter program for pets of residents on State or Federal Government Assistance,
- provide enrichment and training for our shelter guests to help them find new forever homes, and
- help make sure we are able to provide emergency veterinary care when needed.
- Checks can be written out to the Clackamas County Dog Services Charitable Fund and mailed to Dog Services at 13141 SE Hwy 212, Clackamas OR 97015
- Adopt
Check out our adoptable dogs!
