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1		Corvallis, OR
2		MEDFORD, OR
3		GRANTS PASS, OR
4		EUGENE, OR
5		TIGARD, OR
6		Boring, OR
7		TUALATIN, OR
8		RAINIER, OR
9		ASHLAND, OR
10		PORTLAND, OR
11		PORTLAND, OR
12		ROSEBURG, OR
13		KLAMATH FALLS, OR
14		ALBANY, OR
15		EUGENE, OR
16		Pendleton, OR
17		NEWBERG, OR
18		PORTLAND, OR
19		OREGON CITY, OR
20		SHERWOOD, OR
21		PRINCETON, OR
22		CHARLESTON, OR
23		PORTLAND, OR
24		North Bend, OR
25		ROSEBURG, OR
26		LAKE OSWEGO, OR
27		Scotts Mills, OR
28		TILLAMOOK, OR
29		PORTLAND, OR

To provide protection to

PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, AND VET CARE FOR A VARIETY OF RESCUED DOMESTIC ANIMALS: HORSES, DOGS, CATS AND GOATS. THIS INCLUDES MAINTAINING AN EIGHT ACRE FACILITY, OUTBUILDINGS, PASTURES, AND FENCING.

Conservation and Restoration of Southern Oregon cold water fisheries.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO SEVENTEEN (17)ORGANIZATIONS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, PUBLIC SAFETY, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, OR FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN AND ANIMALS.

MOBILIZING THE COMMUNITY TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO POVERTY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. WE DO THIS BY BUILDING AQUAPONIC FARMS FOR SAFE HOMES, ORPHANAGES AND COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD.

Preventing cruelty to children and animals

THE OWNS 342 ACRES OF FOREST LAND ON THE NORTH OREGON COAST (CLATSOP COUNTY) AND MAINTAINS THE PROPERTY FOR ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE OF PROVIDING WILDLIFE and BIRD HABITAT AND PRESERVING NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS

THE PRIMARY PURPOSES OF THE ORGANIZATION ARE TO INFORM AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC REGARDING THE HERITAGE OF THE CANINE BREED AND THE BENEFITS THE BREED PROVIDES TO HUMANS THROUGH COMMUNITY, EMERGENCY AND HEALTH RELATED SERVICE WORK. PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR THE RESCUE, VETERINARY CARE, PLACEMENT AND REHABILITATION OF ABANDONED OR ABUSED CANINES. PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR SCIENTIFIC HEALTH RESEARCH WHICH BENEFITS THE BREED.

TO ADVANCE BY DEVELOPING, IMPROVING, MAINTAINING ACTIVE OUTDOOR OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDY, OBSERVE, AND ENJOY THOSE SPECIES OF FLORA AND FAUNA AND THEIR HABITATS THAT ARE GENERALLY NOT HUNTED OR FISHED IN THE STATE OF OREGON AND ALL ANCILLARY PURPOSES.

THE , SHELTER, OF HOMELESS ANIMALS. PLACEMENT IN PERMANENT, RESPONSIBLE HOMES. PROMOTE SPAY/NEUTER FOR ALL COMPANION ANIMALS.

IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PROTECTS WILDLIFE THROUGH THE CONSERVATION OF INVERTEBRATES AND THEIR HABITAT. THE IS AT THE FOREFRONT OF INVERTEBRATE PROTECTION WORLDWIDE, HARNESSING THE KNOWLEDGE OF SCIENTISTS AND THE ENTHUSIASM OF CITIZENS TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION PROGRAMS.

TO GRANT MONEY TO IMPROVE FISH PASSAGEWAYS, INCLUDING FISH LADDERS AND CULVERTS, PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS, AND TO PROVIDE MONEY FOR RESEARCH IN MONITORING WATER TEMPERATURES, AND STREAM AND RIVER FLOWS TO ENSURE JUVENILE FISH MAKE IT DOWNSTREAM SAFELY.

TO FACILIATE (AMONG FOUR MEMBER INDIAN TRIBES) INTER-GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATION, EDUCATION, COORDINATION RELATING TO FISHERIES QUALITY ISSUES CONCERNING THE BASIN.

SUPPORTING CONSERVATION OF AND ENDANGERED SPECIES THROUGH SPECIALIZED CONSERVATION EFFORTS, COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS, SANCTUARIES, EDUCATION and RESEARCH.

HELPS PETS AND PEOPLE IN NEED.

To donate to local charitable causes and organizations such as wildlife rehabilitation, friends of the library, arts counsel as well as public broadcasting, and to provide scholarship grants to students continuing their education beyond high school.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WITHIN YAMHILL COUNTY, PRIMARILY WITHIN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES OR AS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, PRIMARILY FOOD, TO ANY AND ALL PERSONS WHO FIND THEMSELVES IN DIFFICULTY DUE TO THEIR BASIC NEEDS NOT BEING MET BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC DEPRIVATION.

OWF SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT FISH AND THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF .

THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1993 BY A COLLECTION OF SPORT FISHING BUSINESS LEADERS WHO UNDERSTOOD THE NEED FOR A STRONG VOICE IN THE LOCAL, STATE, REGIONAL AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS. NSIA IS AN LOBBY GROUP.

To promote conservation and welfare Complex for all dependent species and to enrich lives citizens through education and experience.

TO PROMOTE THE PRESERVATION AND EDUCATION WILDLIFE HABITAT FOR THE WILDLIFE REFUGE.

TO ESTABLISH AND ADMINISTER A FISHERIES IMPROVEMENT FUND; TO INCREASE KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING OF UNDERSEA CABLES IN THE FISHING COMMUNITY

SUPPORT FOR DRILL RANCH PROJECT IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA; INCLUDES CARE OF RESCUED WILDLIFE INCLUDING 600+ ENDANGERED DRILL MONKEYS, 29 CHIMPANZEES, ETC. PROJECT EMPLOYS 28 LOCAL STAFF, OFFERING TRAINING AND UNIQUE JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN REMOTE RURAL AREA. EXPENDATURES INCLUDE SUPPORT FOR A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CROSS RIVER STATE GOVERENMENT AND OTHER LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL NGOS.

PCHS) IS DEDICATED TO THE CARE, SPAY AND NEUTERING OF COMPANION ANIMALS.

TO PROMOTE, PROTECT WILDLIFE HABITAT AND PRESERVE THE HUNTING HERITAGE.

HUG PATROL IS A DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OF . WE DONATE NEW STUFFED ANIMALS TO POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS AND MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR POLICE OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS, AND MEDICAL PERSONNEL TO GIVE TO CHILDREN IN CRISIS. GOAL OF HUG PATROL IS TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONDERS THROUGHOUT NATION WITH A SUPPLY OF NEW, UNUSED STUFFED ANIMALS TO HELP EASE PAIN AND FEAR OF CHILDREN IN TRAUMATIZING SITUATIONS. THROUGH DECEMBER 2020, WE HAVE PURCHASED 3,044 STUFFED ANIMALS. DISTRIBUTIONS STARTED IN 2015, AND WE WERE ABLE TO DISTRIBUTE 2,554 STUFFED ANIMALS FROM 2015 THROUGH 2020. DONATIONS FROM PUBLIC OR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ARE WELCOME. WE PURCHASE HIGHEST QUALITY, NEW STUFFED ANIMALS FOR THIS PROGRAM. WE WILL WORK DIRECTLY WITH FIRE, POLICE AND MEDICAL ORGANIZATIONS TO FULFILL THEIR NEEDS REGARDING SIZE AND PACKAGING FOR STUFFED ANIMALS.

Provide lifetime to captive born wildcats that have been confiscated, surrendered or placed with our facility. Educate the public about exotic pet crisis. Promote ideology of NO wild animals as pets.

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A REARING POND TO RAISE SPRING CHINOOK SMOLTS. THE ORGANIZATION PARTNERS WITH OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE TO IMPROVE FISH REARING AND TO PROVIDE FISHING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. EDUCATION IS EMPHASIZED. THE RETURNING FISH BENEFIT TO LOCAL ECONOMY.

FISHING TOURNAMENTS FOR SPORT FISHERMEN TO HELP THE HUNGRY PEOPLE AND WASHINGTON.

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