Sentences with phrase «to a foster home»

Our dogs live in foster homes in several states.

They are placed in foster homes for 7 - 14 days prior to being adopted.

We are always in need of foster homes for dogs of all sizes and ages.

All of our dogs live in foster homes with volunteers.

The rescued dogs are taken care of in foster homes until the organization finds a permanent home for the animals.

Puppies are welcomed into loving foster homes at 8 weeks old, where they learn basic obedience, house manners and how to be calm and confident in a wide variety of public settings.

Our dogs are placed into foster homes where loving, training, and any necessary medical care can be provided to them while they wait for their forever homes.

Our dogs are cared for in foster homes where they are treated as members of the family.

We have been trying desperately to find her a new foster home with no other cats, but it has proven to be extremely difficult.

We work as hard «matching» foster dogs with foster homes as we do matching dogs to their forever home.

Keep an eye out for pets available from foster homes!

Our dogs are placed in temporary foster homes until they are adopted into their permanent home.

Usually, rescue groups find foster homes where dogs stay for a week before being placed in permanent homes.

We rely on a dedicated network of volunteer foster homes who care for their charges until an adoptive home is found.

Volunteers who wish to become foster homes are asked to complete an application, provide references, and complete a home visit.

Rescue groups and shelters rely on foster homes as a way to increase the number of pets they can save.

The number of animals that we can accept into our program is limited by the number of foster homes available as well as funds available to feed and care for the animals.

We especially need more foster homes for cats and dogs in order to save more adoptable pets from being killed.

We are always looking for new foster homes so that we can rescue more animals or to give the cats that we have a break and experience a «real» home.

We will use foster homes as needed and appropriate but do not anticipate the use of boarding facility.

All of our dogs and cats are in loving foster homes while they await adoption.

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

They are housed by foster homes where they are temperament tested and seen by a veterinarian for shots, heartworm testing, and spay or neuter.

Handling hundreds of different animals every year, Paws for thought has no shelter and operates through a network of foster homes throughout the north - east counties.

Not to mention volunteers freely giving their time as well as foster homes who bear the cost of ordinary expenses such as food, grooming, toys and so forth.

Without foster homes for cats, more would be killed every year.

She is in one of our private foster homes with other dogs and is already playing with the other 2 dogs and loving on her new foster family.

The adoption animals are placed with a caring foster home while they are prepared for adoption.

Most of our other foster homes do not, and we leave the decision up to the vet seeing any particular foster dog.

Therefore, all of our dogs go into foster homes before they are adopted.

All adoptable animals are in approved foster homes until adoption.

When foster homes are not available, rescued pets stay in boarding kennels or veterinary clinics.

We do not have a physical shelter, instead we operate primarily through foster homes, online databases, and meet and greet events.

A experienced foster home helped him start to improve and he soon found a forever home.

Everything we do is with and through our volunteers and our wonderful foster home program.

We always need more foster homes because there are always dogs that need us.

He's in a loving foster home now, and getting the vet attention he's needed for quite some time, and has a clean health report.

There are hundreds of homeless dogs and cats within our community in need of foster care and there simply are not enough foster homes available.

If you've ever considered fostering, please consider signing up now... simply click here to fill out our adopt / foster home application.

He is great with his current foster home with other dogs, and male / female guardians.

When possible, we maintain long - term foster homes for seniors, low income families, and those on disability.

Since these cats have medical problems, and many are seniors, we feel that it is best to keep them in their current permanent foster home for the rest of their lives.

I took my puppy from a dog foster home about a year ago.

We have 100 + individuals and families volunteering their time and 50 + foster homes opening their homes to so many dogs who need that extra TLC and time.

In fact, when we got them they had already been separated as each one went to a different foster home until we could arrange for their transport.