Thank you for your interest!  Before you begin, please understand what you can expect as a foster home

• We cannot guess how long it will take for a foster dog to be adopted.  Fostering is potentially a long term commitment
• Puppies are just like babies- they cry, whine, and don't want to go to bed when you do.  They may pee in the house or ruin shoes without oversight.  They need to be loved and trained.
• Foster dogs will need to decompress in their new setting.  It will possibly take a few weeks for them to open up and feel 'normal' with you.  Adults in particular may have an extended adjustment period
• Foster dogs must be seen by the public in order to find a new home.  We ask that you plan to take your foster dog to as many Pawfect Match events as possible

Again, please think about what it means to be a foster home.  If you can't follow through with this commitment, somebody else will have to take your foster dog and therefore another dog in need will not be rescued.

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