Canine Soulmates Rescue Foster Opportunity!

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Soulmates Fostering

Fostering is more than just the accomplishment and love you get from a job well done -- it truly saves the lives of a pup or a dog. Fostering a dog or puppy is the beginning of their new lives. Some of the dogs have suffered from abuse and neglect, and they need to learn to trust humans again, and know that they are safe and loved. Others have been owner surrendered and through no fault of their own end up in shelters. These are due to issues that their owners were facing (illness, loss of jobs, moving, divorce, etc).

Canine Soulmates Rescue pays for the medical care the dogs need, including but not limited to neutering/spaying, routine shots, and other possible surgeries. We will also pay for some routine supplies (puppy pads).

A Foster Volunteer's responsibilities are:

Provide Food and Water

• Provide Indoor Shelter
• Commit to bringing the dog/pup to all vet appointments, until fully vetted
• Commit to bringing the dog/pup to all adoption events (generally 3 per month)
• Provide Love and Socialization
• Commitment to foster the dog until the dog is adopted
• Evaluate the dog while in your care so we can determine the right placement for your dog.

If you do decide to become a foster and you have other dogs in your home, vaccinations on your dogs must be current, including rabies. All dogs must be on heartworm preventative.

Interested in foster with Canine Soulmates? Complete our Foster Application form. It tells us about who you are, what your expectation are, and how we can reach you. The Foster Home Requirements form lays out the formal requirements for a foster home, and the foster Agreement defines the duties and liabilities of each party. At any time during this process, please feel free to call and talk with one of our volunteers, who will be happy to answer any questions that you might have.

After all of the paperwork is complete, one of our volunteers will contact you and arrange to do a home check. This is done to ensure that your home is suitable for fostering a rescue dog. Once the home visit has been completed, a CSR volunteer will work with you to help place a rescue dog or pup into your home.