Fill out our adoption application. There is a $10 application fee due at the time of submission. Please apply on our website and we will contact you. If you’re applying from out of state to adopt a dog, please note that it is a requirement that you come meet the dog at our facility. Adoptions are available by appointment only. We will call you as soon as your approved adoption application is next in our queue. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we find homes for pets as quickly and efficiently as possible. For more information on the adoption process, call 503-655-8628 or email dogshelter@clackamas.us.
"We offer walk throughs Tuesday–Friday during our open hours so you can see the dogs in person. If you find one you’re interested in, you can submit an adoption application. You can also start by applying online first! Once approved, we’ll schedule a meet-and-greet. All of the details are available on our website: https://www.clackamas.us/dogs FB July 17, 2026
Adopt INFO
Visit the Clackamas County Dog Shelter or call 503-655-8628
13141 SE Hwy 212, Clackamas, OR 97015
shelter open for viewing Tuesday through Friday, 1 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (but can apply online at any time)
https://www.clackamas.us/dogs
13141 SE Hwy 212 Clackamas, OR 97015
"CARTER" Available for Adoption at "CLACKAMAS CO DOG Services"
Shelter ID: 106518 Breed: American Eskimo
neutered male 2 yrs 22 lbs adoption fee $210
Description:
Carter knows he is cute as can be, but he hopes that his new family
will look past his adorable exterior and love him for the dog that he
is! Carter is an approximately 2 year old American Eskimo who weighs
approxiamtely 22lbs, and despite his small size, he truly believes he is
a bigger dog. Like many of his breed, Carter can be nervous of new
people and requires a patient person to give him time to decide that he
can be friends with you. A calmer and respectful home is what he craves,
and he hopes that you can offer that to him!
1) Carter tends to be wary and nervous at first of new people, and
will need a home that has had experience with dogs in the past - he
wouldn't do well for a first-time dog owner.
2) Carter is dog selective here at the shelter. Bouncy, younger,
playful dogs are too much for Carter, but he may do well with another
calm, respectful dog of similar size.
3) We don't know how Carter will be with cats or other small
animals, so be sure to discuss proper introductions between Carter and
any resident small animals.
4) Due to his size and his need for a calmer and respectful
environment, Carter would do best in a home with older, respectful
teenagers or in an adult only home.
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