Animal Welfare United States Project #30945

Save the Lives of Homeless Animals in Oregon

by Greenhill Humane Society

Save the Lives of Homeless Animals in Oregon

Project Report | Aug 30, 2018
The Building Project is Underway!

By Cary Lieberman | Executive Director

Construction of the first building has begun!

As I write this report, heavy construction equipment is litterally in the field outside of my office moving the earth! Thanks to you and over 1,000 other supporters, to date we have raised over $2.4 million. This enables us to start the first phase of the project!

The first phase includes two new state-of-the-art dog housing buildings, remodeling to some of our cat housing areas, and updating the shelter's infrastructure to ensure that Greenhill will be able to help this community into the far future. When the first phase is completed, we will have new, expanded stress-reducing housing for the animals. We will have dedicated medical care areas as well as quarantine space, and space dedicated to behavioral care and training. This first phase will begin to provide the spaces we need to create the animal care facility that we envision for the future.

We still need your help to continue this project, as the first phase is only the beginning! Please, if you are able consider an additional gift to the project. Monthly, recurring gifts are especially helpful. Please also consider spreading the word to your friends. This project is only possible with wide community support.

This is such an exciting time for our community! Since Greenhill first started over 70 years ago, there has never been such a tremendous effort to inprove the welfare of animals in our community. Thank you for being part of this vision. Thank you for making it a reality.

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May 30, 2018
Groundbreaking is around the corner!

By Cary Lieberman | Executive Director

Groundbreaking

As you know, Greenhill Humane Society is planning an expansion! We are building a state-of-the-art shelter and veterinary medical clinic that will greatly increase the level of care that we can provide to our community’s homeless, lost and neglected animals. This new facility is going to leave a positive impact for decades to come.

You’ve helped to get us this far, and we’re so excited to update you on this next stage of our progress. With your help, we have raised more than $2,100,000 towards our $5,600,000 goal. We still have a long way to go, but the good news is that we have raised enough to start on the project!

We are pleased to announce that we have scheduled our ground breaking of the first phase of the project for Thursday, June 21^st from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm at the shelter located at 88530 Green Hill Rd. This event is open to the public and will increase the awareness of the importance of this expansion to our community. We also hope that by showing a commitment to starting this project now, more people will donate to see it through into the second phase – the veterinary medical clinic.

Thank you for being a part of this incredible new direction for the animals in our community. Our ability to provide care for homeless, lost, and neglected animals is possible because of the donations that help purchase food, vaccinations, and pay for medical and behavioral care. This project, this expansion that will enhance the level of care that we can provide to the animals for decades to come, is only possible because of the support of special individuals and foundations that provide the funds to build the necessary facilities. Because of your support we are able to strive to create, and to attain, a more humane community.

We are well on our way to making this a reality. We’ll keep you updated on our progress!

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Feb 27, 2018
February 2018 - Building a Humane Community

By Cary Lieberman | Executive Director

www.Green-Hill.org

With your help, we have raised $1,900,000 towards our $5,600,000 goal! We still have a long ways to go, but the good news is that we just need $500,000 more to ensure that we can break ground on the first phase of the project this Spring. If we raise just a bit more, we can start building the new dog housing and care facility which will increase our ability to provide high-quality care to the dogs in our shelter. This new, stress-free housing will have space for dedicated medical care and quarantine as well as behavioral care and training for the dogs.

We are confident that with your help, and the help of others, we will reach our goal and be able to provide a higher level of care for the animals in need as well as the people connected to them. As you know, Greenhill Humane Society is recognized as one of the top charities in our local community, and it is recognized nationally as well. We are a gold-level participant with GuideStar, indicating our commitment to transparency. And, for the 5th year in a row, we have received the highest 4-star rating by Charity Navigator, an independent charity watchdog organization that evaluates charitable organizations in the United States.

Thank you for being a part of this incredible new direction for the animals in our community. Our ability to provide care for homeless, lost, and neglected animals is possible because of the donations that help purchase food, vaccinations, and pay for medical and behavioral care. This project, this expansion that will enhance the level of care that we can provide to the animals for decades to come, is only possible because of the support of special individuals and foundations who provide the funds to build the necessary facilities.

We are well on our way to making this a reality. We’ll keep you updated on our progress!

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