Found! Neutered male, black and white, domestic shorthair (OGD10408)
Black body with white paws and a small puffs of white starting at his chest and going down his belly. Green eyes, long tail and longer pointed ears.
Please call DoveLewis Emergency and Specialty Animal Hospital at 503-228-7281 for more information and use the tracking number above to reference this pet. You may be asked to leave a voice message if calling outside of our ER operating hours. We will return your call as soon as we are available
Is my pet safe at DoveLewis?
DoveLewis never turns away injured or ill stray animals, thanks to the generous donors of our Stray Animal & Wildlife Program. When a good Samaritan or first responder brings an injured or ill stray animal to DoveLewis, our hospital staff takes several steps to treat the animal and find its owner.
- Stray animals are immediately scanned for microchips. The owners are contacted if their information is available. If the microchip information is not updated, the staff uses online resources, as well as social media, to track down the owner if possible.
- Every stray receives a thorough exam and stabilizing treatment.
- Pets are then transported to a county shelter, usually within 24 hours, if their owners have not been located. If a pet's injuries are more severe, the animal will remain at DoveLewis until he or she is well enough to be transferred to a the shelter's care.
Claim Your Pet
Please call DoveLewis Emergency and Speciality Animal Hospital for more information and use the tracking number below to reference this pet.
Learn about microchips
Protect your pets!
Learn more about microchips and how to protect your pet in the future.
