FOSTER ME
Here, you’ll find the lineup of dogs eagerly seeking foster homes. The information we have on them is sometimes limited, but we’re all about transparency, and we’ll share every bit of knowledge we’ve got.
Since we don’t have a brick-and-mortar shelter, the path to safety for these dogs begins with foster families like yours. As such, it’s usually not be possible to meet your foster buddy before bringing them home.
WAITING FOR FOSTERS
Kady
Say hi to little Kady! Her fosters describe her as a curious and affectionate pup! She is fully kennel trained and house trained and is working on her commands and leash manners. Unfortunately Kady fractured the head of her left femur and needs FHO surgery. She will have 8 weeks of rehab post surgery with our friends over at Head to Tail. She requires a confident dog friend in home and does well with young kids, she has not been around cats.
Manuka
Meet Manuka! She is sadly being returned to our care. Manuka is a shy dog who has a hard time meeting new people and this does cause reactivity on walks. She needs a home who understands nervous dogs do not want to be forced to interact with new people and a home who will give her space she needs and will advocate for her. Once comfortable Manuka is a good house guest! She is good with other dogs and kids who are 12 years +, she has not been around cats.
Hazel
Meet Hazel! She is a super sweet goofy girl who was surrendered back to care last year. She is a sucker for snacks but is very restricted on what she can eat due to allergies. She should enjoy treats and chews separately to keep her allergies in check and to mitigate resource guarding. Hazel can be reactive to other dogs on walks but is doing well with redirection and reactivity training. She is currently restricted to short walks due to a torn ACL that she is attending rehab for. Hazel has struggled with separation anxiety in the past, but is doing very well being gated in a small room with another pup to keep her company. Hazel does well in a home with other dogs (required) and kids, she has not been around cats.
Tala
Let’s chat about Tala! Tala is currently up for adoption but you may have noticed that she comes with a special price tag! This is because we believe this girl is priceless. Tala came into care in a lot of pain and almost unable to walk, she has since come a long way with the help of our vetting team, veterinary partners and rehab partners! She has medications that she takes daily and currently goes to rehab 2 times a week for mobility training. (We don’t want that to discourage you, as this community is full of supporters who can help with getting our girl from A to B ) Her fosters can vouch for this, she is a pretty easy going girl in home and enjoys spending her days relaxing with her humans! She is good in her kennel and has learned that it is her safe space. Her leash manners are good, but is reactive to other dogs and small creatures on walks. However, she responds well to redirection using her commands she has worked on! She prefers a home with no animal friends, dogs or cats and needs kids to be 12+
Miro
This is Miro! His fosters describe him as snuggly and Intelligent. Miro is fully kennel trained and house trained and does well walking on his harness. He can lack confidence around new people, especially around men, but has been working hard with great improvement. He does well with dogs with proper introductions and is good with cats. He requires human friends to be 12 years and up.
Archie
Meet Archie! He needs a new foster. He can be described by his foster family as a gentle giant who is cuddly and sweet. Since he’s still learning, he is getting the hang of being in his kennel with great success and is doing well with potty training. Archie can be reactive on leash to new dogs friends and does lack confidence. He’ll need a foster who can show him that the world and other pups aren’t so scary, without coddling. He would do well in a home with cats, kids and with dogs with proper intros.