RECOVERY & FOSTER CARE
Foster a Dog
A foster home gives a dog time, routine, and comfort while they recover or wait for adoption. It’s one of the most direct ways to change a dog’s life.
What fostering involves
Foster carers look after a dog at home for a few weeks or months. Most foster dogs are recovering from treatment or surgery, are puppies too young for adoption, or need a calm space before finding a permanent home.
- Daily care: feeding, short walks, medicines if prescribed, and a quiet place to rest.
- Observation: noticing how the dog eats, moves, and behaves, and sharing updates.
- Vet visits: helping with check-ups when needed.
What our programme will provide
- A clear briefing on each dog’s needs before they arrive.
- Veterinary support arrangements for the dog in your care.
- Someone to call when you have questions.
Is fostering right for you?
- Do you have a safe, enclosed space where a dog can rest?
- Does everyone in your household agree?
- How will a foster dog fit around your existing pets and routine?
- Can you manage the emotional part of saying goodbye when they’re adopted?
Our foster programme is still being set up. Register your interest and we’ll contact you when it opens.