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  • Your Information

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  • Have you ever been convicted of a crime related to the welfare of any animal?*
  • Home Environment

  • What type of home do you live in?*
  • Do you own or rent?*
  • Do you have a fenced yard?*
  • Does your neighborhood have pet restrictions?*
  • Are there any other adults living in your home?*
  • Are all adults in the home aware of your intention to bring a foster puppy or dog into your home and are they in agreement with this decision?
  • Are there any children living in your home (full and part-time)?*
  • Pet History

  • Is this your first pet (including cats, dogs, and any other type of animal that you’ve fostered or were your personal pets)?*
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Are there currently any pets in the home?
  • Are all pets currently in the home up to date on all vaccinations and preventatives (e.g. flea and tick, heartworm and other parasites)?
  • Have you recently lost a pet?
  • Dog Preferences

  • What duration of time are you interested in fostering for?*
  • Have you fostered previously with us or another organization?*
  • How soon are you looking to bring your new foster home?*
  • Do you prefer a puppy (up to 12 months old), young (12-24 months old), adult (2 to 7 years old), or a senior (older than 7 years old) dog?*
  • Do you prefer a female or male?*
  • What size of dog (when grown) are you looking for?*
  • What energy level are you looking for in your foster? *
  • DISCLAIMER: We do our best to provide the public with accurate information on each animal in our care as we learn it, however, shelter and rescue environments are stressful for all animals and there is only so much we can learn while caring for many others with limited resources. This is why it is recommended to give puppies and dogs time to decompress after leaving a shelter environment, time to learn their new environment and schedule (Yes! They thrive with a predictable routine!), and time for their natural behaviors and personalities to emerge. Please take time to read this article. 

  • Which of the following would you like a puppy or dog to be good with?
  • Are you open to a puppy or dog with special needs?*
  • Special Needs may include (but is not limited to) puppies or dogs that have medical conditions, physical limitations, bonded pairs, or other requirements of a particular dog for an applicant to demonstrate prior experience.

  • Do you have any of the following preferences related to the physical appearance of the puppy or dog?
  • Do you have any physical limitations that we should take into account when matching you with puppies and dogs?*
  • Certifications

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