These are two different things. Fostering is something you do temporarily because you want to help a give a dog a home while we search for a permanent ...

The first person that is contacted is our intake coordinator. The intake coordinator reviews all the paperwork and contacts the owner/shelter etc. to get details and information on the dogs. ...

It can be depending on the dog or your personal situation. It also can be very rewarding. Mainly you must be able to provide the dog with a stable ...

We’re all softies and so far, none of us have kept them all . I always tell people that if you adopt one, you save one life. If you foster, you ...

It is hard to predict how often we will get a dog in -- we can go an entire month and not have any dogs surrendered but then the next month ...

That’s fine!! Fostering every now and again gives our regular fosters a nice break and is much appreciated.

We typically say the foster period is 4-6 weeks. The whole idea behind foster homes is so we can place the dog in a home environment and the foster home ...

All veterinary care is provided but must have prior approval of the Weim Rescue Board. All dogs prior to being placed in foster homes will be spayed/neutered and up to ...

We do often have foster homes fall in love with and decide they want to adopt the dog they are fostering. Foster homes must go through the same adoption process ...

We would prefer that you don't change the name if the dog already has a name. It screws up our paperwork and makes it harder to keep track of the ...