Foster Application 2025

5662 Country Squire Drive, Milton FI, 32570

(850) 736-9384

Email: tinyacresnwfl@gmail.com

Name

Address

City, State, Zip Code

Phone

E mail

example@example.com

Employer

Phone

Vet

Phone

How long have you been an established client?

Farrier

Phone

How long have you been an established client?

How long have you owned horses?

Where will the horse be kept?

Is this your property?

What size is your property?

How many horses are currently on your property?

How often do you bring in new horses to your property?

Do you have a stall suitable for a horse with equine asthma? (Comfortable stall with fan)

Do you breed horses or practice live cover on your property?

Are there any stallions on your property?

Do you have broodmares? (question does not apply if you do not breed your mares)

Are the current horses on property up to date on Coggins and vaccinations to include Fall and Spring Vaccines.

Is your property cross fenced to keep a fostered horse safe in their own area while acclimating?

Do you have a separate area (stall or small paddock) where the fostered horse can eat their AM/PM feeds?

Is there shelter available?

Do you have a horse trailer?

If no horse trailer, do you have access to one?

Are you comfortable with providing basic medical care for abrasions, lacerations, scald, rain rot,

Do you have experience with basic groundwork training if fostering young, green, or unhandled horses? If yes, please provide example of when you used groundwork training and with what kind of horse situation.

Do you plan to financially support your foster from Tiny Acres NWFL for feed, and hay? (Tiny Acres NWFL will ensure that supplements, medications, and annual veterinary care are covered at our expense).

Have you fostered before?

What rescue organization?

What are your intentions for the fostered horse?

How long do you plan to foster?

Please explain what type of horse you are interested in fostering: rideable, companion only, senior, pony (small or large), or special needs horse(s), and why.

If interested in fostering a small or large pony, is your pasture suitable for ponies to graze? (pastures well maintained and trimmed very low due to metabolic concerns)

Please provide photos of your current horse[s] and property along with paddock, stall, fencing that the fostered horse would be kept.