Greenhill Humane Society Seeks Adopters Amid Surge in Rat Intake

Eugene, OR, October 9, 2026 —

Greenhill Humane Society, located in Eugene, is currently facing a significant increase in its animal intake, particularly with rats. The organization is actively seeking new adopters to help accommodate the growing number of animals.

The surge in rat intake is a direct result of a recent rescue operation. While the exact details of the rescue, including the timeline and the circumstances leading to the large number of animals, were not immediately available, the influx has brought the society’s current rat population close to 200 individuals.

Animal shelters often rely on community support to manage unexpected increases in animal populations. The need for adopters is critical to ensure that all animals receive the necessary care and attention. Greenhill Humane Society is appealing to the public for assistance in finding permanent homes for these rats.

Individuals interested in adopting a rat are encouraged to contact Greenhill Humane Society directly for more information on the adoption process, the specific needs of the animals, and how they can provide a suitable home. The organization aims to reduce the strain on its facilities and provide each animal with a loving environment. The specific number of rats available for adoption and the timeline for this initiative were not provided.

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