So, you're thinking about fostering a dog? Great! Foster homes are the root of dog rescue. We work entirely out of foster homes so we depend on these homes as do the dogs. By providing a temporary safe haven for a dog, you are giving that dog the gift of life. We need all the help we can get to provide as many dogs as possible with a second chance at life. We are in need of homes that are willing to provide fully vaccinated dogs with this opportunity. Fostering a dog is not a financial burden as all expenses are covered by the organization, nor is it a chore. Fostering a dog is a fun, rewarding experience. When these dogs come out of local shelters, they are in need of TLC and a safe place. You become their savior by giving them the chance at a new life. Fosterdogs.com is a highly recommended & informative website that can help you decide if fostering is right for you.
You can download an application for fostering here.
As a foster for K-9 New Life, you will be providing a safe, loving environment for an abandoned or abused dog to begin the process of becoming a beloved pet.
K-9 New Life Responsibilities:
• Provide food
• Provide veterinary care
• Provide medication
• Provide a crate
• Set up spay/neuter appointment & provide payment
• Provide Foster Coordinator & emergency contact information
Foster Home Responsibilities:
• Provide a safe environment for the animal to rehabilitate
• Begin basic training (potty training, basic commands)
• Provide transportation to veterinary appointments, adoption shows, etc.
• Set up meet & greet times with prospective adopters
• Notify K-9 New Life Foster Coordinator of any medical or behavioral problems observed, or when you need any K-9 New Life provided supplies