Giving trees for HBPets are located at Chehelem Valley Brewery, the Homeward Bound Pets Thrift Shop, and the Shelter. Support pets by grabbing a tag and fulfilling one of the needs of the shelter!
Chehalem Valley Brewing:
2515 Portland Rd
Newberg, OR 97132
Thrift Shop:
1120 NE Lafayette Avenue
Behind JW Carstar
McMinnville, OR 97128
Shelter:
10601 SE Loop Rd.
McMinnville, OR 97128
Bring food to the shelter to support YCAP!
See list below of needed items:
50% of the proceeds will bring comfort and joy to those seeking a forever home at Homeward Bound Pets.
Please fill out this entry form and return with your pet’s photo and the $10 entry fee to the News-Register.
Deadline: December 18, 2017.
All Photos will be published in the December 22nd issue of the News-Register.
Win Extra Donations for Homeward Bound Pets!
It’s easy to participate! Simply join the challenge from the challenge tab of the Walk for a Dog app and any walk of at least 1/4 mile could score an extra instant $500 donation for your selected organization, and a fun treat for yourself as well.
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Please join us at our shelter and adopt a dog or cat for free! What a great day to add a fur baby to your family. Zappos.com is paying for all adoptions, for approved adopters. #GetYourRescueOn #ZapposForPets
Homeward Bound Pets has been nominated for the 2017 McMinnville Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year award!
Awards Banquet is November 9th
We are pleased to announce our partnership with The City of McMinnville.
HBPets signed a contract in Kenneling Services starting October 1, 2017. We will take in dogs brought to us by officers and are honored to help our lost community dogs find their way back home.
To report a lost dog in McMinnville, please call: 503-434-7307
We are pleased to announce our Partnership with The Yamhill County Sheriff’s Department.
Yamhill County to Contract Kenneling Services with Homeward Bound Pets
On September 21, 2017, Yamhill County Commissioners approved a contract for dog kenneling services with Homeward Bound Pets, a non-profit animal shelter located on Loop Road in McMinnville. The county contract with Homeward Bound includes the availability to house up to five dogs of various sizes, with the availability for overflow, for use by the Sheriff’s Office for found dogs. A separate area will also be provided, as needed, for the quarantine of dogs by Yamhill County Public Health. Homeward Bound and the Sheriff’s Office are pleased to be working together to ensure dogs in the care of the county are properly provided for. The partnership, part of the larger transition of the county dog control program, brings to fruition Sheriff Svenson’s goal of joining with non-profits to provide a service to dogs and their owners.
Homeward Bound, which was originally named Evergreen Doe Humane Society, was founded by Julie Julson in 1975. From the beginning, they have been dedicated to placing homeless animals in good homes and remain committed to their role as a “no-kill” shelter. They have continually expanded their services and currently operate facilities for both dogs and cats, including a spay and neuter clinic.
Capt. Christopher Ray
A HUGE thank you to our incredible volunteers! Because you generously donated your time to HBPets, First Federal donated $500 as part of the Community Rewards Program!!
It is with deepest sorrow that we announce the passing of our founder Julie Julson on March 8, 2017. Julie proved that one person with a vision can change the world. Homeward Bound Pets will continue to keep her legacy alive by carrying out the mission of improving the lives of cats and dogs through adoption and community partnerships. Some say there is a bridge connecting Heaven and Earth called the Rainbow Bridge. When a beloved pet dies, they go to this place. Julie was a special person who touched the lives of so many cats and dogs.. We are sure that they were all there waiting for her, crossing into Heaven together, never again to be separated. All our love goes with you, sweet Julie.