For nearly 50 years, the Lincoln County Animal Shelter has been the only shelter for animals in need in our community. In recent years, we have established a goal to be a model shelter for small, rural communities providing progressive animal care.

We care for approximately 1,100 animals each year. We immediately accept all sick, injured and abandoned animals and dogs running at large. We are also able to rehome surrendered animals. Thousands of other animals receive help through licensing, the food bank program, lost and found efforts, and humane education. The Animal Shelter staff work hand-in-hand with over 100 volunteers and the Animal Services Deputies to protect animal welfare and public safety.

The Animal Shelter strives to provide a safe haven for our community animals by protecting animal welfare and public safety; rescuing, reuniting, rehabilitating and rehoming animals in need; and promoting responsible pet guardianship through licensing and education.

LCAS is a managed admission shelter, meaning we do not euthanize animals to make room for another. If space is not immediately available, we will ask to include you on our surrender wait list for a mutually beneficial time. If it is an emergency, we will be able to accept your pet immediately. While there may be a short wait at times, you will have peace of mind knowing that your surrendered pet will also be with us until they find their new, loving home. We do accept all animals regardless of health and behavior issues.


Address:
510 NE Harney St.
Newport, OR 97365

Call Us: 541-265-6610

Email Us: [email protected]