Sentences with phrase «in approved foster homes»

All of our dogs live in approved foster homes.

All of the Dobermans in our rescue program are housed in approved foster homes - living as members of their foster families until permanent adopters come forward to give them «forever» homes.

All of our dogs are located in approved foster homes around the United States and Canada.

All our foster pugs live in our approved foster homes all over New England.

All adoptable animals are in approved foster homes until adoption.

We are based out of the Twin Cities area, where all of our dogs live in approved foster homes before going to their forever homes.

As a 100 % volunteer organization, DVSHR dogs live in our approved foster homes throughout the region.

All dogs brought into our rescue are placed in an approved foster home where they will receive love, training and any needed veterinary care.

All dogs brought into our rescue are placed in an approved foster home where they receive love, training and any needed veterinary care.

We provide the pet (s) with short - term housing (either at the ARL or in an approved foster home), veterinary care and exams, food, and socialization.

Not exact matches

List all other adults and children (SCMR has a policy that we not adopt to or approve homes to foster that have children 10 years or younger) living in your home and provide full name, age and relationship:

Rescue covers all vetting costs that are approved; provides quality food for its foster homes, and any supplies or medications that your foster will need while in your care.

Approved adopters will be put in touch with the foster home to schedule an appointment to meet the dog / puppy.

All of our fostered dogs are in private foster homes and are shown to approved applicants by appointment only.

Approved adopters will be put in touch with the foster home to schedule an appointment to meet the cat / kitten.

All dogs are in private foster homes, that have been screened and approved by the rescue.

All of the dogs were initially transported in small numbers and each one was placed into an approved foster home.

Once the home visit is approved, the adopter sends payment and the adoption contract is electronically signed by the Executive Director (for dogs) or Cat Program Coordinator (for cats), foster and adopter (in that order).

Those interested in adopting fill out an application, let us know which cats they are interested in and, once approved, meet the cats in their foster homes.

GSROC provides financial support for food and approved veterinary care while dogs reside in their foster homes.

All pets in your home must be spayed / neutered and up to date on vaccines (and, if a dog, on monthly heartworm prevention) before we can approve you for fostering.

Because foster care homes must be approved before an animal is placed, the foster parent agrees not to place the animal in any other home.

After approval from the home visit, you will receive an «approved» email and placed in touch with the foster home to arrange a time for your new family member to go home!

While a Lab is being fostered in your home, approved LRR adopters will schedule mutually convenient times to come to your house and look at the dog.

When you become an approved foster parent, you can decide which type of animal will work best in your home environment.

Adoptive family visits dog in foster home, must be approved and return for dog Requires a dog be returned if the owner can not keep Takes ownership of a dog upon intake Requires a home visit before adoption approval Follows up with adopters after placement Dogs are observed and evaluated before adoption All dogs receive all vaccines (Rabies, DHPP and any other regionally appropriate tests) before adoption All dogs have all tests (heartworm, fecal and other regionally appropriate tests) before adoption.

If you are not an approved BHRR adoptive / foster home (having completed the application, reference checks plus hv and if all found in order and advised that you are approved); you are not permitted on our or our approved homes properties.

Until a forever home comes available, our pets are safe and lovingly cared for in private, approved foster homes in which we observe and evaluate each pet for temperament and behavior, continue with the pet's socialization and training, and provide for their physical well being and health.

Our animals are either housed in volunteer foster homes or at our Adoption Center and can be introduced to approved potential adopters who complete an adoption application.

If you are interested in becoming an approved foster home for LoveyLoaves please find our foster application below.

All of our cats and kittens are housed in individual foster homes (not a shelter), and the initial application must be approved prior to meeting individual foster cats.

If the application is approved, the Adoption Coordinator will put you in touch with the appropriate foster home (s) so you can schedule a time to meet the cats / kittens that interest you most.

We do not allow visits with our dogs until you have been screened and approved to adopt, as our dogs are all fostered in private homes.

ESRA places dogs only in those foster homes qualified and approved as responsible and reliable.

Once approved an applicant can have direct contact with a foster home to seek detailed information about a specific dog in the program.

Just as there are always approved families waiting to adopt rescued springers, there are always desperate springers awaiting foster homes to welcome them in.

Chihuahua Rescue & Transport (CRT) is a foster - based rescue group that places Chihuahuas and Chihuahua mixes in approved homes.

Our mission is to, through awareness, see an increase in children in Arizona's foster care system cared for in an in - home setting with parental figures approved to foster and / or adopt.

If children are going to foster care or adoption, ICWA requires that courts try to place them first with a relative, then another member of their tribe, then another Indian home and finally, in the case of foster care, a tribally approved institution.

Our mission is to, through awareness, see an increase in children in Arizona's foster care system cared for in an in - home setting with parental figures approved to foster and / or adopt.

All of our pets are placed in foster homes until they are adopted by an approved home.

While You Wait: Matching, Preparing for Placement, and the 1st 48 Hours a Child is in Your Home is a training course for families who have been approved, but are waiting for placement of a child from the foster care system.

Children who can not remain safely with their families are often placed in out - of - home care, such as foster care, residential care, or with approved relative family caregivers.

Our mission is to, through awareness, see an increase in children in Arizona's foster care system cared for in an in - home setting with parental figures approved to foster and / or adopt.