Tillamook K9 Rescue

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Tillamook K9 Rescue Tillamook K9 Rescue is the main provider to assist Law Enforcement with found dogs. This shelter is accessed by appointment only. They will bring the dog to us.

No trespassing signs are posted at the entrance. Please call 866-364-7377 to be escorted onto the property. If you have found a stray or abandoned dog, please call TCSO Dispatch 503-815-1911 to pick up. We are volunteer and do not pick up animals.

Reintroducing Blue formerly known as Cookie! 🐾After several days on the loose along Munson Creek Road, Blue was brought ...
10/01/2026

Reintroducing Blue formerly known as Cookie! 🐾

After several days on the loose along Munson Creek Road, Blue was brought to us by law enforcement on Sept. 18. The officer took a slow, gentle approach, and Cookie responded well. The people who first found him said he was very hungry and thirsty and that he rode in their car well and seemed kennel trained.

We don’t know Cookie’s past, but our staff describe him as gentle and independent, though a little timid at first. At his first vet check on Thursday, the vet estimated he’s 2–3 years old, a little on the smaller size at 52 lbs, possibly an Australian cattle
Dog - Heeler mix? His beautiful coat and expressive eyes have us guessing! Watch for our “Guess the DNA” contest coming soon. 🧬

Blue is up to date on vaccines, is neutered and microchipped as of Sept. 28. If you’d like to meet him, call Tillamook K9 Rescue at 866-364-7377🐶

🐾 Law enforcement brought two new guests to Tillamook K9 Rescue this morning from an abandoned residence in the 1600 blo...
09/30/2026

🐾 Law enforcement brought two new guests to Tillamook K9 Rescue this morning from an abandoned residence in the 1600 block of 5th Street in Tillamook.

Both were wearing red collars, with no tags or microchips. The brindle boy is neutered; the pointer is not.

If these are your dogs, please call 866-364-7377 to arrange to reclaim them. Proof of a current rabies vaccination is required before release.

Dogs are held for five days to give their owners an opportunity to reclaim them. After that hold, unclaimed dogs may become available for adoption.

Great news from Teddy! 🐾“I’m really enjoying my new life. I know it’s only been three days, but Dad and I have already g...
09/29/2026

Great news from Teddy! 🐾

“I’m really enjoying my new life. I know it’s only been three days, but Dad and I have already grown close. He takes me for walks, fixes me delicious meals, and gives me lots of attention.

I wanted everyone at Tillamook K9 Rescue to know I’m doing well in my new home. I’ll always remember the time I spent with you fondly. Thanks for helping me find my dad!” ❤️

PUPDATE: Owner has picked up! This pretty girl was found roaming near 4135 Latimer Rd. She is wearing a pink shock colla...
09/28/2026

PUPDATE: Owner has picked up!
This pretty girl was found roaming near 4135 Latimer Rd. She is wearing a pink shock collar. The finder has her contained for now, please call them at 503-812-3113 to make arrangements to pick her up!

Heeeeer’s Hank! 🐾Thank you, Hydee, with Muddy Paws Photography for always capturing the inner spirit of our dogs. We S...
09/28/2026

Heeeeer’s Hank! 🐾
Thank you, Hydee, with Muddy Paws Photography for always capturing the inner spirit of our dogs. We SO appreciate you always making time to come out and spend time with us!
This handsome fawn colored fellow came to Tillamook K9 Rescue on September 11 after being found running near the store on Sandlake Road. He had no collar or microchip, and no one came forward during his five-day hold.
Hank is an energetic boy who loves to play. Once he’s had a chance to burn off some energy, staff say he settles in for affection, too. He is estimated at 3 years old. ❤
His first vet check is scheduled for October 5. We are taking adoption applications now!

Muddy Paws Photography Has taken new photos of Bubba! 🐾Bubba is a friendly, neutered black Lab who came to us on Septem...
09/28/2026

Muddy Paws Photography Has taken new photos of Bubba! 🐾
Bubba is a friendly, neutered black Lab who came to us on September 9 after several days of playing hide-and-seek near Beaver. He arrived without a collar or microchip.
Our staff say Bubs is a happy fellow who loves playing ball and tug. He also enjoys one-on-one attention and all the affection he can get! At his first vet visit on September 18, he weighed 56 pounds and was healthy apart from dermatitis on his back and haunches. He’s receiving treatment, and his skin is already looking much better.
Bubba’s follow-up visit is scheduled for October 5. We’ve postponed his vaccines and microchip until then, and he’s expected to be ready for adoption after that visit. We are taking adoption applications now for this boy, they can be found on our website! Set up an appointment to come meet him! 🖤🐶

This very underweight, frightened but friendly girl was brought to us by law enforcement last night. Found running on Sa...
09/28/2026

This very underweight, frightened but friendly girl was brought to us by law enforcement last night. Found running on Sandlake Rd., she was wearing a black collar and leash, along with a shock collar.

If she is your dog, please call Tillamook K9 Rescue immediately at 866-364-7377.
If you recognize her or have information about her, please call us as well.

She is safe with us and receiving care while we work to learn more about her. Please share so we can find the information she needs. 🐾

Under Oregon law owners must provide proof of current rabies vaccination before a dog can be released. Dogs are held for five days to give their owners a chance to reclaim them. After that period, unclaimed dogs may become available for adoption.

Yesterday at the CoOp was full of wagging tails, generous hearts and one beautiful adoption story! 🐾Zeus, Lilly, Milo an...
09/27/2026

Yesterday at the CoOp was full of wagging tails, generous hearts and one beautiful adoption story! 🐾

Zeus, Lilly, Milo and Teddy soaked up the pets, love and treats at our adoption event, while Hank, Apollo, Cookie and Bubba sparked serious interest back at the shelter. We received more than $100 in donations, shared training advice, welcomed volunteer and adoption applications, and scheduled appointments for people to meet the dogs. Every conversation and every offer to help meant so much to us.

Then came the best news of all: Teddy was adopted! 🎉 His new dad had tried to apply online but couldn’t get through. When he saw our event, he came to meet us—and later met us at the shelter to take Teddy home. We couldn’t be happier for them both!

Our heartfelt thanks to Dusty, Katie and Adam with Cherokee Rose Dog Training; Sean Kerber, Kathy Jacobsen, Rebecca Lu, John Miller and Syd Elliott; and Laurie and the entire CoOp crew. You gave your time and energy to make this day possible, and we are so grateful. Laurie and her team welcomed us and our four furry guests, took photos and videos, and worked alongside the dogs all day.

The CoOp also generously donated high-quality dog food for the shelter. Together, we formed a bucket brigade and filled the back of my pickup with their incredible gift! 🛻🐶

To everyone who stopped by, donated, asked about a dog or offered a helping hand: thank you. Our dogs felt the love, our shelter received much-needed food, and Teddy went home with his new dad. We are lucky to be part of a community that shows up for these dogs the way you do. ❤️

UPDATE:Linda answered our call for help and had the moving blankets cut and bound before the evening was over yesterday!...
09/26/2026

UPDATE:
Linda answered our call for help and had the moving blankets cut and bound before the evening was over yesterday! Now they’re a much better size for the dogs and our laundry equipment. 🐾
We love the way this community keeps stepping up for these dogs. We’re so grateful. Thank you, Linda! ❤️

We were gifted a wonderful stack of moving blankets for the dogs at Tillamook K9 Rescue! 🐾 They’ll be especially nice for the dogs who choose the concrete floor over their Kuranda beds. Go figure!

The blankets are too large for our washer and dryer, though. Do we have a friend with a heavy duty sewing machine who could cut them into quarters and sew the edges? Smaller blankets would be easier to wash and would give the dogs a nice insulated spot to settle.

If you can help, please send us a message. The dogs and our laundry equipment would be grateful! ❤️

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