Animal Shelter:
398 SW Twin Oaks Circle, Corvallis, Oregon 97333
Services by appointment on Tue, Wed, Fri & Weekends
Pet Food Bank: Open Daily, 11 am - 4 pm
heartlandhumane.org
Thrift Shop Address:
411 SW 3rd St, Corvallis, OR 97333
Hours: Wednesday- Saturday, 10 am – 5 pm
*Donations Accepted: Saturday, 11 am – 3 pm*
heartlandhumane.org/thrift-shop/
Heartland Humane Shelter & Care is a not-for-profit animal shelter and welfare organization serving pets and the people who love them in Benton County, Oregon. Founded in Corvallis in 1966, our mission is to build a more compassionate community by teaching humane messages to our youth, caring for homeless animals, and strengthening the human-animal bond.
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398 SW Twin Oaks Circle
Corvallis, OR 97333
Create an alert, and we'll notify you every time a new pet comes in who meets your criteria.
Heartland Humane Shelter & Care serves Corvallis and Benton County with lost-and-found pet services, low-cost adoptions, humane education, and low-cost or no-cost animal welfare programs.
Additional adoption info
Our adoption procedures have changed in response to safety restrictions and precautions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please visit our website, heartlandhumane.org, specifically our Adoptions page (heartlandhumane.org/adoptions/), for up-to-date information on adoption procedures.
Things to know:
• We require that you are allowed to have an animal where you live. We will contact the rental agency or owner of the property to verify this prior to approving an adoption questionnaire.
• We reserve the right to deny an adoption if the animal will not be a good fit for your home.
• Adoption fees must be paid at the time of adoption (see below for a table of current adoption fees).
• Dogs: If you have a dog in your home already, you will need to schedule a dog-to-dog meet at the shelter before your adoption can be approved.
• Cats and small animals: We do not have the ability to do pet meets with cats or small animals prior to adoption. However, we can counsel you on safely introducing a new pet into the home, and will always take our animals back if an adoption does not work out.
• We require that animals are spayed/neutered prior to adoption. If an animal is not yet fixed, you may place a hold on it until it is ready to be adopted.
Heartland will always take our animals back if an adoption does not work out.
Current Adoption Fees
[Adoption fees must be paid at the time of adoption. We accept cash and credit/debit for adoption fees. Adoption fees include spay/neuter, microchip, appropriate vaccinations and parasite treatments, collar and tags (if appropriate), leash/carrier, free local veterinarian exam, and an optional one month of free pet insurance.]
Adult Dogs: $175*
Puppies (< 7 months): $300*
Senior (> 7 years) Dogs: $90*
Adult Cats: $65
Kittens (< 7 months): $115
Senior (> 7 years), FIV+, & Special Needs Cats: $30
Rabbits: $40
Guinea Pigs: $15
Other: ask staff
G.E.M. (Going the Extra Mile): varies
G.E.M. animals are highly adoptable and their fees go toward helping the other animals who are longer terms residents.
*License Deposit Fee (Benton County Dog Adopters): $10
If you are a Senior or a Veteran, you qualify for a special adoption rate! Ask staff for details.
Note: Heartland cannot guarantee that vets outside of Benton County will honor our free vet exams
Adoption application
Springfield, OR 97478
PO Box 392,
Sheridan,
OR
97378
PO Box 701,
Aumsville,
OR
97325
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