You picked up your foster dog and brought them home. Maybe they walked in cautiously, nose low, eyes darting. Maybe they went straight under the bed and did not come…
It is probably the most common thing people say when fostering comes up in conversation. "I would love to foster, but I know I would just get too attached." It…
Many people who want to foster hesitate because they already have pets at home. A common concern is whether bringing in a foster dog will disrupt the household or create…
One of the most common questions people ask before fostering is: How long will the dog stay with me? The answer varies, but most foster dogs stay in a foster…
When people hear that fostering a dog saves two lives, they sometimes wonder how that is possible. After all, you are only bringing one dog into your home. But in…
When people think about animal shelters, they often picture rows of kennels and kind staff doing their best. What many do not realize is how critical foster homes are to…
One of the most common and heartbreaking myths about foster dogs is that they are “damaged.” People worry that dogs who have been in shelters, bounced between homes, or come…
Many people assume that fostering a dog is only possible if you work from home, stay at home, or have a very flexible schedule. In reality, thousands of full-time workers…
When people think about fostering, they usually picture the dog. A scared face behind a kennel door. A nervous wag on the ride home. A soft bed replacing a concrete…
Bringing a foster dog into your home can be rewarding and also challenging. Many foster dogs need time, patience, and guidance to learn how to feel safe. These six behavior…