Foster
We Need You!
Temporary Home, Lifelong Impact
Fostering is a critical component of CPR, and it’s often the key to getting our young adult and adult dogs into their forever homes.
Why Foster?
- It increases the dog’s chances of finding their forever home.
- Provides a safe space for dogs to decompress and build confidence.
- Helps dogs develop positive behaviors and learn basic manners
- Gives you the rewarding experience of making a direct impact on a dog’s life
How does it work?
- Get to know your pup! By spending time with your foster and getting to know their personality, you’ll be able to tell potential adopters more details about them to find their perfect fit.
- Promote your pup! Bring them to our adoption events, post online, take them out in public to increase visibility.
- Introduce your pup! If an approved adopter is interested in your foster, our adoption coordinator will connect you with them to schedule a meet-and-greet.
- Bring your pup to health checks! We take great care in maintaining the health of our dogs, and it is also a requirement for their health certificates that they get a vet check every other week at our adoption center.
We recognize that you have commitments outside of CPR, so we are flexible and will do
all we can to work with you.
We provide:
- All supplies such as food, crates, toys, and blankets
- All medical care, including biweekly vet checks
- A supportive community with a dedicated Foster Coordinator
We know this is a big step for any family to take and want to be sure that you have the
support you need for this fun and rewarding experience!
FAQs
We’d love it if fosters could keep a pup until adopted, but typically the foster
commitment is for as the foster wants or is able.
CPR covers all medical expenses. Your foster will come to the adoption center for vet checks every 2 weeks.
Yes! Once we ensure your pets are current on shots and spayed/neutered, you can
arrange for your dog to meet the foster and decide if it’s a good fit.
