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All About Fostering

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For those who foster pets to share their stories and advice, and for those who are curious about fostering to ask questions. Fostering saves lives!

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This is a discussion group for those who foster pets and for those who are curious about it. If you are a foster parent, please share your stories, successes, advice and questions. If you have never fostered but want to more about it, feel free to ask! Our community and its multitude of rescue groups can always use more foster homes, and we're happy to share our experiences.

Per the board guidelines, please do not use this forum to solicit volunteers for a particular group.

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Hey everyone, I really need some resources and advice from people who know about fostering

Started by Grayson and Raga Aug 12.

Welcome home...to a million other dogs! 6 Replies

Started by Alana. Last reply by Robyne Balog-Ressler Jul 8.

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Comment by Cindy Bruckart on November 4, 2008 at 11:17am: We are fostering a singleton kitten who is about 4 weeks old. Although we have plenty of other animals in the house, he's too little to play with any of them. We would love to find one, two or more kittens about his age who could be his foster littermates. If anyone is currently fostering kittens of this age and would like to make room in their home for other needy animals, we would be happy to take over their care. Please email me at puppyplayhouse1@aol.com if you can help or have any ideas. We've contacted a few other rescue people we know.

Comment by Leslie Jones on September 10, 2008 at 3:02pm: For years i did my own bit, rescuing, paying vet bills and finding forever homes. For whatever reason I was afraid of the commitment of fostering for an organization. How wrong I was!! We foster for Animal Rescue and Care. We provide the space, food and love. They handle vet bills and have the adoption system in place. It is SO much easier this way. Yes, it can be hard to blend new animals into teh household and yes, we do shed a tear each time someone goes to their forever home. And every once in awhile a foster situation doesn't work out. In these cases, Animal Rescue and Care has been great about rectifying teh situation right away.