IT'S WHAT WE DO!!
Support Comes in Many Forms
Support Comes in Many Forms
Support Comes in Many Forms
Without the great support from many avenues, what we do would not be possible.
We have a wonderful affiliation with two great resorts in the High Cascade Lakes who donate their summer cans and bottles to us.
This photo is just one of four trips we make a season.
If you are an Oregon resident and have an account with the Oregon Bottle Drop, maybe you might like to think about donating from your account to ours.
Check out our Ways to Donate Page
Every Dime Counts!!
Support Comes in Many Forms
Support Comes in Many Forms
Besides Donating cans and bottles, they also carry product in their gift shops that is handmade by WWO staff.
Along with Hydro dipped tumblers like these, they also carry the campers' blue mugs and stainless-steel shot glasses that have also been dipped and personalized.
Next time you are adventuring, A trip to Cultus Lake Resort or Twin Lakes Resort, both on the High Cascades Highway in Oregon, might be a place to go visit and see what they have.
Be Sure and have one of their Delicious Milkshakes while you are there.
New Future Home
Once again, our Cup Runnith Over with Gratitude.
We have been given a brand-new metal shed from the wonderful people at Great Wakes Marine.
This Shed will be Sectioned off and used part as a food storage area and part as covered protection for the animals from the elements.
Not all ESAs are small. We have loveables of all shapes and sizes and this will help keep them comfortable and safe.
Warming Up, One Hat At A Time
It’s the little things that can make a big difference to someone in need and having a warm hat on a cold day is just one sample. Yarn bought and donated to us year round is made into various items. One project we do is making hats to be given out to homeless Veterans and those in need. Here is a sampling of 59 hats of a goal of 150 that will be passed out through various outlets.
Miss Lily's Second Chance
Miss Lily's Second Chance
Miss Lily's Second Chance
Lily's first life was terrifying. A witness saw her cruelly flung from a moving vehicle and quickly went to her aid. As a result, she endured surgeries and the anxiety of being a foster dog. Her second life has been a vast improvement, with regular visits to her vet and a comfortable home with her doting family. She is a dog with a disability, but blessed with the best job as a Professional Smile Maker...and she takes this job seriously!
Miss Lily's Second Chance
Miss Lily's Second Chance
With the mindset of a non-injured dog, she endlessly scoots around at full speed, playing, teasing, hugging and kissing. For out-of-home activities, she has a custom fit wheelchair that helps her go even faster! Her tiny size offers maximum ability to sneak into your arms and heart. While the pandemic has slowed her visitations, she will soon be making full use of her smile maker as she spends time in the laps of those who appreciate a bundle of fur love.
A Bit Short on Toes, But Big on Support!
A Bit Short on Toes, But Big on Support!
A Bit Short on Toes, But Big on Support!
Stubbs
A Bit Short on Toes, But Big on Support!
A Bit Short on Toes, But Big on Support!
During cold weather, some wilderness hikers found a rooster far from any residences and he was suffering from severe frostbite. WWO rescued him and nursed him back to health, though he ultimately lost most of his toes. An appropriate name, Stubbs, was given to him. One of our affiliates was speaking with a Veteran about the harrowing story that was Stubbs'. He expressed an interest to meet this lucky bird, and it was love at first sight. This friendly rooster now has full access to many environments, because some crafty helpers designed garments that comfortably keep things sanitary for everybody interacting with Stubbs. He is one fine example of how a variety of species can fulfill the role of an Emotional Support Animal.
Community On Fire
Community On Fire
Community On Fire
In the fall of 2020, the Holiday Farm Fire, engulfing more than 173,000 acres in the McKenzie River valley. In the detrimental fire, over 500 homes were destroyed, entire communities decimated and many families displaced.
Community On Fire
Community On Fire
Although we were seriously affected by this crisis, we heard the call for help and did what we could to aid those in need. Wetnose Warriors Outreach was able to still help by going into some of the hot zone and aid in feeding animals that had not yet been able to be evacuated. We purchased grain and pet food that was distributed to many families.
As the holidays neared, we recognized that many families would be struggling. For Thanksgiving, with the combined effort of other contributors, we were able to give out food boxes, complete with the makings for a Thanksgiving dinner, and additional provisions for many more meals.
For Christmas, we were able to purchase a variety of gift cards and gave them to families with children so they could purchase Christmas presents. Some lucky children were given brand new bicycles that had also been generously donated.