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Foster Parenting
We are in need of foster homes in Florida, Georgia, Ohio, and Connecticut. If
you are located in these areas and would like to help out, please fill out the
fostering application and forward it to us. We will contact you as soon as
your information is received! We have a complete screening program for
those who would like to become foster parents before we find these pets
forever homes. It is a great help when we know we can make a call to
someone telling them we have rescued a dog and need to house it and
observe its behavior before putting it up for adoption. You may even find
yourself doing some training. What these pets need most is love. Some have
been abused. Some have been neglected. Some have been abandoned due
to poor health of the parent or a move to a place that does not allow animals.
They need to be made to feel secure. You can offer them your love and your
services.
Considering volunteering as a foster home?
Here's a little information to help you decide.
Q-What is a foster home?
A-An interim home where each dog is cared for, nurtured and evaluated prior
to placement.
Q-How long do dogs stay in a foster home?
A-The amount of time varies according to the dog's needs. The average time
is two to six weeks.
Q-I work full time. Can I still foster?
A-Yes! We just need to find a foster dog that will be OK during your work day.
It also helps if you're willing to crate your foster while you're gone, or limit
where your foster has access to while you're not home.
Q-How does it work? Do I have a choice in which dogs I foster?
A-First, you'll fill out our personal information form to help us decide which
dogs will be a good fit for your home. You tell us your wishes and limitations,
much as you do when you apply to adopt. We select a foster for you based on
the information you supply. And finally, the most often asked question!
Q-Don't you get attached to your foster dogs?
A-Of course! But helping the dogs find a wonderful permanent home is the
greatest reward of fostering. The photos and e-mails you'll receive from your
fosters new family will make it all worthwhile. And there's always another dog
in need that requires your special TLC.
Please contact us at foster@papillonpalsrescue.com if you would like
more information.
We need you!
We are in need of foster homes in Florida, Georgia, Ohio, and Connecticut. If
you are located in these areas and would like to help out, please fill out the
fostering application and forward it to us. We will contact you as soon as
your information is received! We have a complete screening program for
those who would like to become foster parents before we find these pets
forever homes. It is a great help when we know we can make a call to
someone telling them we have rescued a dog and need to house it and
observe its behavior before putting it up for adoption. You may even find
yourself doing some training. What these pets need most is love. Some have
been abused. Some have been neglected. Some have been abandoned due
to poor health of the parent or a move to a place that does not allow animals.
They need to be made to feel secure. You can offer them your love and your
services.
Considering volunteering as a foster home?
Here's a little information to help you decide.
Q-What is a foster home?
A-An interim home where each dog is cared for, nurtured and evaluated prior
to placement.
Q-How long do dogs stay in a foster home?
A-The amount of time varies according to the dog's needs. The average time
is two to six weeks.
Q-I work full time. Can I still foster?
A-Yes! We just need to find a foster dog that will be OK during your work day.
It also helps if you're willing to crate your foster while you're gone, or limit
where your foster has access to while you're not home.
Q-How does it work? Do I have a choice in which dogs I foster?
A-First, you'll fill out our personal information form to help us decide which
dogs will be a good fit for your home. You tell us your wishes and limitations,
much as you do when you apply to adopt. We select a foster for you based on
the information you supply. And finally, the most often asked question!
Q-Don't you get attached to your foster dogs?
A-Of course! But helping the dogs find a wonderful permanent home is the
greatest reward of fostering. The photos and e-mails you'll receive from your
fosters new family will make it all worthwhile. And there's always another dog
in need that requires your special TLC.
Please contact us at foster@papillonpalsrescue.com if you would like
more information.
We need you!
Want to help out with an animal rescue but aren't sure if being a Foster Parent
to a small dog is right for you?
There are so many wonderful ways people just like you can jump in and help out
so many small dogs who have been discarded or whose families aren't in a
position to care for them any longer.
Check out the section below Foster Parenting and see all the other great ways
you can get involved and help rescue a small dog.
to a small dog is right for you?
There are so many wonderful ways people just like you can jump in and help out
so many small dogs who have been discarded or whose families aren't in a
position to care for them any longer.
Check out the section below Foster Parenting and see all the other great ways
you can get involved and help rescue a small dog.
Ways to Help a Rescue -- Besides Adopting or Fostering
1. Transport a dog?
2. Donate a dog bed, or towels or other *bedding* type items? Your gently- used equipment is always welcomed.
3. Donate MONEY? (See button at the bottom of the page)
4. Donate a crate or carrier, x-pen or baby gates?
5. Donate a food dish, stainless bucket for a crate, a leash, collar?
6. Donate some grooming supplies (shampoos, combs, brushes, etc.)?
7. Drive a dog to and from vet appointments?
8. Donate long distance calling cards?
9. Donate a gift certificate to a pet store? We do not spend our money buying toys, beds, chewies etc.
10. Donate flea stuff (Advantage, etc.)?
11. Donate a canine first aid kit?
12. Pay the boarding fees to board a dog for a week? Two weeks?
13. Make book purchases through Amazon via a web site that contributes commissions earned to a rescue group?
14. Host rescue photos with an information link on your website.?
15. Conduct a home visit or accompany a rescue person on the home visit?
16. Have a yard sale and donate the money to rescue?
17. Be a volunteer to do rescue in your area?
18. Talk to all your friends about adopting and fostering rescue dogs?
19. Donate vet services or can you help by donating a spay or neuter each year or some vaccinations?
20. Interview vets to encourage them to offer discounts to rescues?
21. Write a column for your local newspaper or club newsletter on dogs currently looking for homes or ways to help rescue?
22. Maintain web sites listing/showing dogs available?
23. Help organize and run fundraising events?
24. Microchip a rescued dog?
25. Donate a bottle of bleach, ODOBAN, or other cleaning products?
26. Donate or loan a portable dog run to someone who doesn't have a quarantine area for a quarantining dog that has an unknown
vaccination history and has been in a shelter?
27. Pay the cost of taking a dog to obedience class?
28. Lend your artistic talents to your club's newsletter, fundraising ideas, t-shirt designs?
29. Donate printer paper, envelopes and stamps to your club?
30. Go to local businesses and solicit donations for a club's fundraising event?
31. Offer to try and help owners be better pet owners by holding a grooming seminar?
32. Help pet owners be better pet owners by being available to answer training questions?
33. Loan a crate if a dog needs to travel by air?
34. Put together an *Owner's Manual* for those who adopt rescued dogs or cats of your breed?
35. Provide post-adoption follow up or support?
36. Donate a coupon for a free car wash or gas or inside cleaning of a vehicle?
37. Pay for an ad in your local/metropolitan paper to help place rescue dogs?
38. Volunteer to screen calls for that ad?
39. Get some friends together to build/repair pens for a foster home?
40. Make a bequest in your will to your local or national Rescue?
41. Donate your professional services as an accountant or lawyer?
42. Donate other services if you run your own business?
43. Let rescue know when you'll be flying and that you'd be willing to be a rescued dog’s escort?
44. Organize a rescued dog picnic or other event to reunite the rescued dogs that have been placed?
1. Transport a dog?
2. Donate a dog bed, or towels or other *bedding* type items? Your gently- used equipment is always welcomed.
3. Donate MONEY? (See button at the bottom of the page)
4. Donate a crate or carrier, x-pen or baby gates?
5. Donate a food dish, stainless bucket for a crate, a leash, collar?
6. Donate some grooming supplies (shampoos, combs, brushes, etc.)?
7. Drive a dog to and from vet appointments?
8. Donate long distance calling cards?
9. Donate a gift certificate to a pet store? We do not spend our money buying toys, beds, chewies etc.
10. Donate flea stuff (Advantage, etc.)?
11. Donate a canine first aid kit?
12. Pay the boarding fees to board a dog for a week? Two weeks?
13. Make book purchases through Amazon via a web site that contributes commissions earned to a rescue group?
14. Host rescue photos with an information link on your website.?
15. Conduct a home visit or accompany a rescue person on the home visit?
16. Have a yard sale and donate the money to rescue?
17. Be a volunteer to do rescue in your area?
18. Talk to all your friends about adopting and fostering rescue dogs?
19. Donate vet services or can you help by donating a spay or neuter each year or some vaccinations?
20. Interview vets to encourage them to offer discounts to rescues?
21. Write a column for your local newspaper or club newsletter on dogs currently looking for homes or ways to help rescue?
22. Maintain web sites listing/showing dogs available?
23. Help organize and run fundraising events?
24. Microchip a rescued dog?
25. Donate a bottle of bleach, ODOBAN, or other cleaning products?
26. Donate or loan a portable dog run to someone who doesn't have a quarantine area for a quarantining dog that has an unknown
vaccination history and has been in a shelter?
27. Pay the cost of taking a dog to obedience class?
28. Lend your artistic talents to your club's newsletter, fundraising ideas, t-shirt designs?
29. Donate printer paper, envelopes and stamps to your club?
30. Go to local businesses and solicit donations for a club's fundraising event?
31. Offer to try and help owners be better pet owners by holding a grooming seminar?
32. Help pet owners be better pet owners by being available to answer training questions?
33. Loan a crate if a dog needs to travel by air?
34. Put together an *Owner's Manual* for those who adopt rescued dogs or cats of your breed?
35. Provide post-adoption follow up or support?
36. Donate a coupon for a free car wash or gas or inside cleaning of a vehicle?
37. Pay for an ad in your local/metropolitan paper to help place rescue dogs?
38. Volunteer to screen calls for that ad?
39. Get some friends together to build/repair pens for a foster home?
40. Make a bequest in your will to your local or national Rescue?
41. Donate your professional services as an accountant or lawyer?
42. Donate other services if you run your own business?
43. Let rescue know when you'll be flying and that you'd be willing to be a rescued dog’s escort?
44. Organize a rescued dog picnic or other event to reunite the rescued dogs that have been placed?
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