Taking a dog into your home doesn’t just change that dog’s life — it frees up space to rescue another from a rural shelter where they may face euthanasia. A foster home is a short-term safe haven where dogs can decompress, learn and get ready for adoption.
We work with you to find the right fit. Many of our dogs thrive in apartments, do well with children or other pets, and can adjust even if you work outside the home. Fostering takes love and a leap of faith, but you won’t be alone: our volunteer foster group helps you select a dog, guides you through pick-up, checks in along the way and offers ongoing advice. They’re fosters too — they get it.
While most of our dogs would love a foster home, we prioritize:
- Puppies, nursing moms and seniors
- Dogs who have been with us for a while
- Dogs who don't thrive in a kennel
- Dogs with medical needs