Sentences with phrase «available foster homes»

Often times, the only reason we are able to rescue a dog is because we have available foster homes for them to go to.

As such, our ability to take in animals in need is limited by the number of available foster homes at any given time.

Without available foster homes, many dogs are unable to be rescued.

The more available foster homes, the more dogs we are able to rescue.

The number of animals we can care for at any given time depends on the number of available foster homes.

Although all 10 members of the Florence Pack were rescued in Alabama, several were later moved to available foster homes in Ohio, Georgia, Florida and Mississippi for veterinary treatment and rehabilitation.

Adopt A Pit is often not able to take in strays because we simply do not have available foster homes for them.

When that happens, we must let the dogs stay close to where we rescued them until we can find a permanent home or available foster home in the Northeast.

The Greater Houston German Shepherd Dog Rescue (GHGSDR) is a volunteer - based non-profit animal welfare group dedicated to saving as many German Shepherds in the Greater Houston Metro area as humanly possible — based on current resources of available foster homes, the rate at which we can find suitably matched adoptive homes, and of course, financial resources for veterinary care.

Tiny Paws Dog Rescue will take dogs from owners who can no longer keep them provided that we have an available foster home, that the dog fits our weight requirement (under 20 pounds), and that the dog is not aggressive.

Having available foster homes is crucial for saving lives, so we ask foster parents to consider how adopting a foster animal may affect their ability to continue fostering other animals in the future.

However, the ongoing recession and economic malaise has caused many more beagles to end up on euthanasia lists, and also led to a decrease in both donations and available foster homes.

We must be able to determine the dog's temperament, health issues, and situation prior to committing the dog into our program to ensure the dog is a good candidate for our program and a good fit for the available foster home.

We then match dogs to our available foster homes based on the needs and preferences of both the dog and the foster parent.

Therefore, we are only allowed to save as many animals as we have available foster homes!

We accept the return of any cat or dog adopted from us unless the return is due to aggression towards people and you will be placed at the top of the list for an available foster home.

If we don't have an available foster home, boarding costs for a dog until it is adopted can average between $ 300 and $ 450.

Because of our commitment to matching the right dog to the right home we can only take in as many dogs as we have available foster homes.

Under certain circumstances, we may consider accepting your dog into Tails of Gray if there is an available foster home.

Our highest commitment is to the already homeless dogs and cats in the county shelter; we use every available foster home to rescue and care for those animals.

However, we ask that you inform us within two weeks if you feel it's not a good match so that we can be sure we have an available foster home to place the animal.

We are only able to rescue dogs for which we have an available foster home so every foster family helps save a life we may not have been able to save otherwise.

The criteria for being able to help is having an available foster home.

RAIN is a fostered based rescue and intake is based on available foster homes.