With the year winding down to a close, the Oregon Humane Society is embracing the spirit of giving through its "Adopt Joy" promotion. According to KOIN. For the entire month of December, the shelter is cutting adoption fees by 50% for all pets that are one year or older. This festive discount aims to encourage potential pet owners to bring a new kitten companion or an older, wiser dog into their families during the holiday season.
The fee reduction kicks off this Sunday, a move that comes in time for those looking to add a furry friend to their household as the holidays approach. According to KOIN, this initiative is part of the shelter’s broader efforts to enrich lives on both ends of the leash. In a statement aimed to warm the hearts of prospective pet parents, Laura Klink, the OHS Public Information Officer, told KPTV, “Giving a home to a pet in need is one of the best ways to bring joy into your life.”
The "Adopt Joy" promotion isn't just limited to Portland, it also extends to the Salem campus of the Oregon Humane Society. Both locations look forward to opening their doors to visitors from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week. It's an ample window of opportunity for individuals and families to meet a potential new member of the family and to take advantage of the reduced adoption fees. According to KPTV News.
The goal of this holiday season campaign is heartfelt and clear—OHS wants as many pets as possible to start the year 2025 in a loving home, as communicated by Laura Klink. Anyone considering the adoption can visit either the Portland or Salem campuses throughout December, where they might just find their next four-legged best friend waiting for them. The promotion indeed epitomizes the sentiment that sometimes, the best gifts come in the form of companions who ask nothing but love and offer boundless joy in return.
