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Foster Puppy Survival Guide: What Nobody Warns You About

Foster Puppy Survival Guide: What Nobody Warns You About

November 2, 2026Posted inDog Fostering, Featured, Foster Care, Foster Planning & Support, Puppy Care, Responsible Pet CareNo Comments
Puppies are irresistible. That much is obvious. What is less obvious, until you are in the middle of it at two in the morning with a litter of five-week-olds who…
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How to Talk to Kids About Fostering a Dog

How to Talk to Kids About Fostering a Dog

October 20, 2026Posted inDog Fostering, Featured, Foster Planning & SupportNo Comments
Kids and foster dogs are a natural combination. Children tend to be patient in the ways that matter most to a nervous dog: they get low to the ground, they…
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How to Foster a Dog When You Work Full Time

How to Foster a Dog When You Work Full Time

October 13, 2026Posted inDog Fostering, Featured, Foster Planning & Support, Responsible Pet CareNo Comments
The number one reason people say they cannot foster a dog is not space, or allergies, or other pets. It is time. Specifically, the eight or nine hours a day…
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The Foster Dog First Aid Kit

The Foster Dog First Aid Kit: What to Keep at Home

September 22, 2026Posted inDog Care, Dog Fostering, Featured, Foster Care, Foster Planning & Support, Pet Care, Responsible Pet CareNo Comments
Most foster dog situations do not require a vet visit. A minor cut, an upset stomach, a small scrape from playing too hard, a tick picked up on a trail…
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How to Help a Foster Dog Gain Weight

How to Help a Foster Dog Gain Weight

September 8, 2026Posted inDog Care, Dog Fostering, Featured, Foster Care, Foster Planning & Support, Pet Wellness, Responsible Pet CareNo Comments
Some foster dogs arrive looking healthy and well-fed. Others arrive looking like they have not had a reliable meal in weeks. You can count their ribs. Their spine protrudes. Their…
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What to Do When Your Foster Dog Keeps Chasing the Cat

What to Do When Your Foster Dog Keeps Chasing the Cat

September 1, 2026Posted inDog & Cat Introductions, Dog Behavior, Dog Fostering, Featured, Foster Care, Foster Planning & SupportNo Comments
You did the introduction carefully. You followed the steps. You kept the dog on leash, let the cat call the shots, and gave everyone plenty of space. Things seemed okay…
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What to Do If Your Foster Puppy Gets Sick

What to Do If Your Foster Puppy Gets Sick

August 18, 2026Posted inDog Care, Dog Fostering, Foster Care, Foster Planning & Support, Puppy Care, Responsible Pet CareNo Comments
Foster puppies get sick more often than adult foster dogs. That is not a reason to avoid fostering them. It is just something every puppy foster needs to know going…
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How to Foster a Dog in an Apartment

How to Foster a Dog in an Apartment

August 11, 2026Posted inDog Care, Dog Fostering, Foster Care, Foster Planning & Support, Responsible Pet CareNo Comments
A lot of people who rent apartments assume fostering is not an option for them. No yard. Limited space. Neighbors on the other side of thin walls. It feels like…
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How to Introduce Your Foster Dog to Kids

How to Introduce Your Foster Dog to Kids

August 4, 2026Posted inDog Care, Dog Fostering, Foster Care, Foster Planning & Support, Responsible Pet CareNo Comments
Fostering with kids in the house is one of the most rewarding things a family can do together. It teaches children empathy, responsibility, and what it looks like to help…
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What to Do in the Last Week Before Your Foster Dog Gets Adopted

What to Do in the Last Week Before Your Foster Dog Gets Adopted

July 28, 2026Posted inAdoption Resources, Dog Fostering, Foster Care, Foster Planning & SupportNo Comments
The call comes, or the email, or the text from your rescue coordinator. Someone has applied to adopt your foster dog. They have been approved. The handoff is scheduled for…
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