came in with THICKET - they were in very poor condition when found
UPDATE 1/5/26 ADOPTED or on hold
MCAS
needs to spay/neuter all dogs before adoption, especially the females and purebred dogs! Management
is failing the dogs and the community, and they have had 6 YEARS to
resolve
this issue!
They recently adopted out *together* an intact male/female pair of purebred small dogs!!
By failing their legal obligation to spay/neuter all
adoption animals management has created a MUCH LARGER problem for
homeless pets. .....WHAT
are they thinking??? They
could easily have created a simple, effective offsite medical facility
years ago that would only focus on the spay/neutering of the animals.
..but...it's not the dogs' fault, and the dogs need good adopters!
"THORN" is Available for adoption at Multnomah County Animal Services!
MCAS hours/ Location
Date found: Saturday, December 20, 2025
Location found: NE244th Ave/ W Historic Columbia River Hwy
How did we get this animal: Officer Pickup
Adoption cost: $160.00 each License fee: $27.00 (Multnomah County residents only
THORN #379213 listed as Pomeranian , female, 3 yrs {note, in write up says 6 yrs} 9.8 lbs
*Foster home
Thorn is a delicate 6-year-old Pomeranian {Note: stats list as 3 yr old}with a heart of gold and a
world-weary spirit. While her breed is often known for being bold and
outgoing, Thorn is a much more sensitive soul. She finds the world a bit
overwhelming at times and tends to be fearful of loud noises, fast
movements, or unfamiliar faces.
Despite her timid nature, Thorn is remarkably sweet. She isn't the type
to demand attention, but she deeply craves it once she knows she is
safe. She expresses her affection in quiet, meaningful ways-a soft lean
against your leg or a gentle wag of her tail when she hears a kind
voice.
She is looking for a patient, low-energy home that can offer her the
stability she needs to come out of her shell. In a peaceful environment
where she isn't rushed, Thorn's fearful exterior melts away, revealing a
loyal and tender companion who just wants to feel secure.
THORN at intake
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