notes: Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us PET ANIMAL RESOURCES LISTINGS (County contacts) ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire -> Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us PET ANIMAL RESOURCES LISTINGS (County contacts) ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire =============== SEE Also: DISPLACED ANIMALS OF OREGON 2020 FIRES https://www.facebook.com/groups/1826135390893729/ PNW animal NATURAL DISASTER/FIRE EVACUATION RESOURCE GROUP https://www.facebook.com/groups/305154019952747

notes: Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us -> Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us

notes: Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us -> Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire

notes: Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire -> Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire

notes: Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire -> Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire

notes: Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire -> Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire

notes: Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire -> Devastating wildfires have left thousands of Oregonians displaced, without power and in some places like the Santiam Canyon, crippled by road closures. We know many of you are also dealing with severe property damage and may have even lost their homes and livestock. Our hearts go out to those who continue to struggle with the ongoing uncertainty caused by the wildfires. Animal Type Sex Color Location Found Search Many of the state’s county fairgrounds have transformed into evacuation centers hosting Oregonians, their pets and livestock. We have staff in constant contact with fairgrounds across the state assessing capacity and offering help in coordinating resources such as hay, feed and veterinary services. For more information please visit oregon.gov/oda. Please enter a search criteria and search or select the view all option. Status If you have questions, please contact 503-986-4685 or email animaltrack@oda.state.or.us PET ANIMAL RESOURCES LISTINGS (County contacts) ----- Temporary Animal Movement Waiver https://odanews.wpengine.com/temporary-animal-movement-waiver/ Due to the recent surge in wildfire evacuations and the need to find available shelter for animals, the Oregon Department of Agriculture has been granted a temporary waiver for all animal movement to both Washington and California from Oregon. This waiver will allow animals that do not change ownership and are returned back to their home in Oregon within 30 days from date of initial travel, permission for interstate movement to either Washington or California without a certificate of veterinary inspection and all related import requirements. Questions regarding this can be directed to: Email: statevet@oda.state.or.us Phone: 503-986-4680 ------ https://odanews.wpengine.com/caring-for-livestock-after-a-wildfire/ Caring for livestock after a wildfire