Published on: 09/25/2026
This news was posted by Coos County Sheriff
Description
The Coos County Animal Shelter is mitigating an outbreak of Parvo which is deadly to domesticated animals.
All animals coming into the shelter are quarantined for a two week period to ensure that they are not infected. As such, intakes are being accepted on a case by case basis only.
Currently, the population of the animal shelter is such that intakes are outpacing adoptions.
If a member of the public is interested in adopting, fostering, or relinquishing an animal, please call the Coos County Animal Shelter at 541-751-2480 between noon and 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday.
News Source : https://www.facebook.com/585353000421824/posts/1395811286042654
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