The Asher House
Homeless Dogs Have A Great Time at The Asher House & Most Find Permanent Homes.
By Elise Phillips Margulis
When FIDO Friendly last spoke to Lee Asher, owner of The Asher House, he was driving his canine rescue bus to adoption days at as many animal shelters as possible and helping dogs find homes.
In late 2020 Lee, who now has a 70-dog pack, moved to a 240-acre sanctuary in Estacada, Oregon, where he films their fun activities so people can view the pups on his YouTube channel and adopt them.
Some other species residing at Asher House—which has an 18-person crew to care for its inhabitants—include a bearded dragon, pigs, llamas, a few alpacas, donkeys, horses, cows, goats, sheep, a tortoise and some exotic birds. Such a happy place to live!
Lee spoke of how The Asher House is able to help animals who aren’t at the sanctuary. “The measure of our success cannot be based upon the number of animals at our sanctuary and just what is on social media. We get thousands of emails each month asking to help animals in need.”
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