Emergency intake
A safe place to land right after a rescue or shelter pull.
Foster
Open your home for a few weeks. Change a life permanently.
Foster families are the reason we can say yes when a shelter calls. We handle the vet care, the supplies, and the adoption matching — you handle the couch.
Ways to foster
Medical recovery
Post-surgery or heartworm treatment care with our vet team guiding every step.
Puppy litters
Socialization and house-manners work for pups too young to be adopted.
Behavioral decompression
A quiet, structured home for shy or under-socialized dogs learning to trust people and the world again.
Long-stay adults
Steady homes for dogs who need extra time to decompress and find their person.
Senior dogs
A calm, patient home for gentle older dogs who just want a soft bed and a quiet routine while we search for their forever family.
What we provide
You are never doing this alone
- Food, crate, bedding, leash, and toys delivered before your dog arrives
- All veterinary care, medication, and emergency treatment covered
- A 24/7 foster support line staffed by our care team
- Free positive-reinforcement training consults
- Adoption marketing, applications, and meet-and-greets handled by us
- The option to step back at any time — we will always find coverage
Fostering questions
What does fostering cost me?
Nothing. We provide food, crates, bedding, medication, and all veterinary care. You provide the space and the patience.
How long is a typical foster stay?
Most stays run two to eight weeks. Medical recovery cases and puppy litters can be shorter or longer, and we always tell you up front.
Can I foster in an apartment?
Yes. We match dogs to homes, not square footage. Many of our calmest dogs thrive in apartments with a daily walk routine.