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What does fostering mean?

Fostering means to take care of an animal within your home until it has found its forever home. This then frees up more spaces in our rescue to take on more dogs if needed. Once all applications and home checks are complete the animal will then be collected from you to go to their forever home leaving you with the option to take in another foster.

Could you foster?

Do you have space, time and the lifestyle to offer an animal a foster placement? Have you got other pets or children? You need to consider if you would be able to integrate a dog into your home safely, do you have time to take them to follow up appointments such as vet checks and hydrotherapy. Do you work full-time? If so who would be able to take care of the animal whilst you aren’t home. You also have to consider if you could cope with handing the animal to their new owners even though fostering an animal is rewarding it can also be one of the hardest things to do, as once you have helped this dog build certain bonds and witnessed them blossom and grow in confidence it can be very heart-breaking watching them leave.

What are the fostering requirements?

• A suitable property

• 18 years old and above

• Back garden MUST have a 6ft fence

• Dog experience

• All other house hold dogs MUST be neutered

• Time

• Space

• You MUST have permission from your landlord or social housing to have a pet in your home

• Be able to take a animal with short notice

What we offer as a rescue?

We offer full reimbursements for any expenses that occur as a result of caring for the animal, all vet costs and 24/7 support.

If you have read the above and you feel you could potentially become a foster you can find our fostering application at the top of the page.