We're a no-kill animal shelter that provides a caring environment for homeless animals, finds them nurturing homes and inspires community participation.

We are located in the gorgeous Oregon wine country. For over four decades the Newberg Animal Shelter was operated by the Newberg-Dundee Animal Control dept under the Newberg-Dundee Police. The shelter was a small one room building that held both cats and dogs. The Newberg Animal Shelter Friends organization (NASF) raised over $500k to construct a new building. With the help of the city we moved into our new facility in April of 2013. There is still construction going on and we soon hope to have raised enough money to install an HVAC system for proper air ventilation for the animals.

On July 1st, 2014, due to budget reasons, the City of Newberg announced that they have cut their Animal Control program. There is no longer an Animal Control program run by the city of Newberg, the shelter lost the one Animal Control officer who managed the shelter. All dog control operations for Newberg and Dundee are managed with Yamhill County Dog Control. NASF and the shelter volunteers have been managing operations of the shelter while we’ve been in a transition period to structure the shelter to operate more like a humane society and offer many more services to our community.


Address:
1591 S. Sandoz Rd
Newberg, OR 97132