Apply to Provide Foster Care

Name
First Last
Date (dd/mm/yyyyy)
Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Phone*
Email*
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Do you live in a:*
- Single Family Home
- Duplex
- Condo / Townhouse
- Apartment
Do you:*
- Own
- Rent
- Rent to own
- Live at relatives or friend's house
If you do not own, please list property owner's/ landlord's name and phone #:
Please tell us about your household members:
Name Age Name Age
Please list all current pets:
Name Breed M/F Spayed / Neutered Vaccinated Kept in/out
Please provide 3 references we can contact if needed. (Click on the + sign to add more lines for your references.)*
Name Phone #
Do you have a current veterinarian?
Have you ever fostered before?
- Yes
- No
What type of pet are you interested in fostering?*
- Dog
- Puppy
- Cat
- Kitten
- Other
What pet experience do you have?*
Please describer the area where you foster animal would be kept.
Please read the following statement about the foster care and check off next to them to indicate that you understand and agree to abide by them.*
- Your foster dog may not be house-trained and puppies can be messy. Your foster cat may not be litter-trained and kittens can be messy. You understand he/she may have accidents in your home.
- Like many dogs, your foster may chew on furniture, clothing, or other objects. Like many cats, your foster cat may scratch on furniture, clothing, or other objects. You are comfortable working with this behavior. The foster home is responsible for any damage.
- You agree to keep your foster dog on a leash, enclosed area or inside your home at all times. You agree to keep your foster cat inside your home at all times.
- You will NOT take your foster animal to a veterinarian or administer medications unless directed to do so by the shelter. The shelter will not reimburse foster volunteers for any unapproved veterinary expenses.
- Representatives from the shelter may need to contact or visit you to discuss the foster pet. You agree to be entirely honest and forthright in regard to your foster pet’s condition, be it positive or negative.
- There is some risk to your own animals, especially if your foster foster animals are not kept separate. You understand that the shelter is not responsible for your own pet’s medical treatment.
- The shelter is the legal guardian of your foster animal. You understand the shelter has the final authority in regard to the animal’s adoption, treatment or disposition.
- You will not leave your foster animal in the care of another person, including potential adopters, without approval.
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