Pioneer Humane Society

Did you know that 2 cats and their offspring can become 420,000 cats in 7 years?

We now have capacity at spay/neuter clinics to get more kitties fixed, but we need more funding to keep up. Our kitten season normally brings 700 kittens to our shelter, so let's raise the money now to spay and neuter as many cats as possible and see if we can reduce that number

Please donate and please share! Let's #FixTheFuture #spayneutersaveslives #spayandneuter #cats #kittens

Tiny is a dog from the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation who was found shot today. She has a fracture of her femur. She is a sweet, loving dog who was shot by someone horrible who needs to be held accountable. If you have any information about who shot her, please report it to the authorities.

She is undergoing surgery right now so that Dr. Kidd can see if her leg can be saved or not. PLEASE donate to help Tiny. She is going to have a long road to recovery and did not deserve to be treated this way.

Tiny Tim is a puppy who came to our shelter much smaller than his littermates. After we got him, we discovered that he throws up nearly every time he eats. This is because he has a deformed esophagus. If he doesn't have a surgery to correct this issue, he will slowly starve to death. (The only other option is euthanasia.) We just did our veterinary consultations and will be getting him a CT scan tomorrow so that our veterinarians will be able to perform this surgery. The estimate is $2,000 for the CT scan and $2,000 for the surgery. Can you please help and share?

This surgery needs to be done as soon as possible for the best outcome. ❤ Please help if you can. Please share. #SaveTinyTim #dogs #puppies

When we were first contacted about Zeus, the Cane Corso, we were told that he was being surrendered to us because his owner couldn't afford to feed him and had been feeding him rice. He had a limp on his left rear leg and swayed when he walked, but we thought this might be malnutrition, so we got him on a re-feeding plan and waited for him to get stronger.

At his vet visit, we discovered that he has a *broken femur*. We have scheduled Zeus's surgery, and he is on pain management until then and still manages to be the best boy and play with his foster brother.

We have no way of knowing how this happened to Zeus -- if his owner did this to him and then realized what he had done and gave Zeus away, if Zeus had an accident of some sort, and his owner knew he couldn't repair what happened.

If you believe you are seeing animal abuse or neglect, please contact the police. Many people contact us, but we are not law enforcement.

We are glad that Zeus is in our care now but sad that it had to come to this and that we need to raise $2000 for his surgery to repair what someone did to this sweet boy