FRIENDS OF THE ANIMAL SHELTER
P.O. Box 3412
Ashland, Oregon 97520
Located in Jackson County
(541) 774-6646
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Adoption Process
To adopt a dog or cat through FOTAS, you view available animals online (powered by Shelterluv) and submit an Adoption Application indicating which animal(s) you're interested in; all animals are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped before adoption.
Service Areas
Southern Oregon (Jackson County)
Friends of the Animal Shelter in Ashland, OR
Friends of the Animal Shelter, also known as Friends of the Animals, is a 501(c)3 organization based in Ashland, Oregon, in Jackson County, roughly 130 miles north of Eugene. It works to improve the quality of life for animals in Southern Oregon by facilitating dog and cat adoptions, medical care, education, and community resources, including a low-cost vaccination and microchip drive-thru and a community spay/neuter clinic to help stop pet overpopulation. The organization also runs foster programs for dogs and cats and relies on volunteers, from dog walkers to clinic staff, to support its mission. It holds a Platinum Transparency rating from GuideStar and is one of nine animal shelters and rescues serving Jackson County, Oregon.
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Equamore Foundation Eden Farm
Located in Ashland, OR5.3 miles away -
Jackson County Animal Shelter
Located in Phoenix, OR15.1 miles away -
Committed Alliance to Strays
Located in Medford, OR20.3 miles away -
Southern Oregon Humane Society
Located in Medford, MA23 miles away -
Southern Oregon Humane Society
Located in Medford, OR23 miles away
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