I'm a foster

Thank you so much for being a life saver! We're so grateful, and so are the dogs.

1. Spay & neuter appointment

If your dog hasn't been spayed or neutered, reach out to [email protected] to make an appointment right away. A dog cannot be adopted unless they've been "altered".

2. Intake medicine

It's not uncommon for dogs to arrive with a few worms (ewww) and what not. When you pick up your foster dog from us you should have gotten medicine and instructions on administering it.

3. Photos & Bio info

We need quality photos (high resolution and good lighting) in order to market your foster. Please send to [email protected]. We also need up to date and helpful bio information for the website on their personality, energy level, house training status, how they walk on leash, how they are with other dogs, etc. Please see form below.

4. Responding to adopters

Potential adopters are very excited about meeting a potential new family member. We ask that you do your best to make yourself available (at your convenience) for them to meet your foster in a timely manner. We wouldn't want your pup to miss out on a forever home!

View the Foster Handbook

Update on my foster dog

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Dog's name *

Weight? *

Personality? *

Crate trained? *

Energy level? *

How are they with kids? *

Commands they know? *

What's their ideal home? *

Foster Email Address *

House trained? *

How are they on leash? *

How are they with other dogs? *

Have they been around cats or other animals? *

What are their favorite things? *

Do they need to work on anything? *

Foster Parent Name *

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Hey, fosters!

1. Spay & neuter appointment

2. Intake medicine

3. Photos & Bio info

4. Responding to adopters

Update on my foster dog

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