Read more here: Homeless pets have an advocate in Portland’s Pixie Project

Thnaks to the Today Show and Sarah Haines for visiting the Pixie Project!

Good day! My name is Keiko, and I am a super lovable 1 year old Pit Bull Terrier. You may think that a dog my size is not a lap dog, but I sure think I could prove you wrong! I am super, duper snuggly and think nothing in life is better than getting love my from human. I love this time of year when the leaves are changing and a chill wind is blowing, well, I guess the wind part isn’t so good when I have to go outside and I forget my sweater, but when I get back in and there is a fire blazing, coco on the stove, popcorn in the microwave and my loving human parents are ready to pop in a movie with me by their side – oh yeah, it doesn’t get any better!! Would you like to spend these perfect nights with me? Then fill out an application at pixieproject.org so we can schedule a meet and greet! I am fixed, microchipped and vaccinated. My adoption fee is $180 and I am currently living in foster care.

We are so grateful for the generosity of those who donate.  

Please bring donations to: 

The Pixie Project
510 NE MLK Blvd in Portland, OR

 ITEMS ALWAYS IN NEED:

     Food Supplies:  

• High quality dog food (wet and dry)
• High quality cat food (wet and dry)             
• note: While we are very grateful for donations of all types it is important for the health and wellbeing      of the animals in our care that we maintain proper nutrition based on each ones individual dietary needs.  It is for this reason that we ask that any donated food be free of additives, colorants and unnatural preservatives. The general rule of thumb is if it is purchased at a grocery store it is likely not a high      quality food and will contain some of the above ingredients. For questions or clarification on foods accepted please feel free to contact us.

    

• Advantage/Frontline/Comfortis/Advantix or other non-store bought varieties of flea control. This is a  huge expense to our shelter as every animal must be treated  upon intake into the Pixie Project. 
• Unused or expired medications of all types. 
• note: The Pixie Project’s largest expense is vet care and mediations. If your pet has used a medication that it no longer needs it can go to great use helping homeless animals. All prescription medications are given directly to our veterinary clinic and are prescribed and used by our vetrinarian. Expired and opened medications are always accepted.  If you have any questions about particular medications please feel free to call, email or stop in.

 BONES/CHEWS/INTERACTIVE TOYS

• Bully Sticks / Rawhides / Chews
• Kongs and other interactive chew/food dispensing toys
• Raw Bones
• Nylabones