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| 1280 S. Tom McCall Road, Prineville, OR 97754 Phone: 541-447-7178 Email: Shelter Staff |
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Shelter Hours:
Tuesday-Friday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Closed: Sunday & Monday
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Monkey is a large DSH male cat that is very affectionate, would make
a great addition to the back of any couch and just waiting for that
purrrfect home. He is currently living in foster and can be seen by
appointment.
Call 541-447-7178 for more info.
a great addition to the back of any couch and just waiting for that
purrrfect home. He is currently living in foster and can be seen by
appointment.
Call 541-447-7178 for more info.
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Stretch & Scratch are terrific exercise tools for confined cats. To learn
how you can make a Stretch and Scratch donation to the Humane
Society of the Ochocos simply visit the Stretch and Scratch website.
The Stretch and Scratch Story:
As a shelter volunteer, Joan Laisney saw scratch marks on cage
walls and shelving by shelter cats' attempts to perform natural
behaviors: stretching their muscles, scratching to clean their nails
and scent mark with paws.
After months of testing, Joan designed a scratcher for caged cats
that is sturdy, easy to install and affordable in a tight economy. In her
own words: "Thousands of cats can now get the cage enrichment
they need while waiting for adoption."
how you can make a Stretch and Scratch donation to the Humane
Society of the Ochocos simply visit the Stretch and Scratch website.
The Stretch and Scratch Story:
As a shelter volunteer, Joan Laisney saw scratch marks on cage
walls and shelving by shelter cats' attempts to perform natural
behaviors: stretching their muscles, scratching to clean their nails
and scent mark with paws.
After months of testing, Joan designed a scratcher for caged cats
that is sturdy, easy to install and affordable in a tight economy. In her
own words: "Thousands of cats can now get the cage enrichment
they need while waiting for adoption."
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