Multnomah County

Address: 1700 W Columbia River Hwy Troutdale, OR 97060 United States

Post: 97060

State: Oregon

County: Multnomah

City: Troutdale

Phone: +61 (50) 3988 6254

Site: multcopets.org

Rating: 3.6

Category:

Animal shelter

Animal control service

Animal protection organization

County government office

Review:

Friendly staff and very thorough when picking up a turned in animal.
I housed him in a xxl dog crate with bedding, hay, water, and fresh veggies.
Thank you for all the people who work at this facility.

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AAHA-accredited Multnomah County located in Troutdale, OR with 1 Board Certified doctors/Vets offers the best care for your pet.

The mission of Multnomah County Animal Services ("MultCoPets") is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of pets and people in Multnomah County.

List of Veterinarians working in Multnomah County in Troutdale, OR

Dr. Meghan S. Romney, DVM

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J.D. I adopted my schnauzer mix November 7. I can’t say enough good about the whole process and how wonderful this dog is. He’s my best buddy and he just loves everyone. His age is 7 to 10 years with great manners and he’s just a lovey Lap boy!

P.M. As a foster mom all interactions have been positive. Staff is always ready to go above and beyond. Picture of my foster litter. ❤️ all adopted. Ready for my next litter. Even my Aussie acted as a nanny.

A.B. My kitten adoption from here was a great experience! The online application was quick, they were friendly to communicate with, and best of all, I brought home a kitten who was well cared for from their foster home. I love that they were transparent about current sickness & provided meds to use at home, a bag of transition food, and 2 weeks of vet consult (which I didn't need but so nice to have).

T. Adopted my good stinky boy Sterling November 11 (now Steve). He’s the best. We love him so much. He loves my 1 yo feeding him his milkbones and going on walks. I can’t believe why he ended up in a shelter. He’s amazing.