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ALL ABOUT FOSTERING |
While our dogs are the foster home, we actively seek a permanent, loving home for
the animal. During this time, the dog receives any necessary veterinary care, which
includes spayi/neuter, rabies and booster vaccinations, heartworm check and
any other necessary treatment that is deemed necessary by one of our
veterinarians. Before being placed in a permanent, loving home, each dog is
equipped with
a microchip which identifies the dog as a P.A.W.S. dog should it become lost or
abandoned in
the future.
the animal. During this time, the dog receives any necessary veterinary care, which
includes spayi/neuter, rabies and booster vaccinations, heartworm check and
any other necessary treatment that is deemed necessary by one of our
veterinarians. Before being placed in a permanent, loving home, each dog is
equipped with
a microchip which identifies the dog as a P.A.W.S. dog should it become lost or
abandoned in
the future.
| When a dog is placed in foster, the foster home receives: 1. A tie out stakes to be used to secure the animal if the foster does has no fence; 2. A tie out cable to be used in conjunction with the tie out stake; 3. Collar and Leash; 4. Contact information for our approved veterinary clinics; and 5. P.A.W.S. to the Rescue identification tag. |
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Please note that we are unable to foster Pit-bull, Rottweiler and Chow breeds.
In the event that we receive a request to rescue one of these restricted breeds,
we will attempt to secure placement with another shelter/rescue for that breed.
In the event that we receive a request to rescue one of these restricted breeds,
we will attempt to secure placement with another shelter/rescue for that breed.
imperative that each foster is able to evaluate the dog's interactive
enrich the dog’s life by enabling it to learn to interact properly with people,
children and other animals, without causing stress. This not only benefits the
dog, but benefits the permanent, loving home in which it will eventually be
placed. It’s a “win, win.”
If you are interested in becoming a f oster, please click the bar below to fill
out an application on line or contact us at the numbers listed below. Remember, the worst thing
that can happen is that you fall in love with the dog that you are given to foster and decide to
make your home, its home. Again, it’s a “win, win.”
Thank you again for your interest and, if you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at:
P.A.W.S. to the Rescue (815) 673-3684 or (815) 672-9799
enrich the dog’s life by enabling it to learn to interact properly with people,
children and other animals, without causing stress. This not only benefits the
dog, but benefits the permanent, loving home in which it will eventually be
placed. It’s a “win, win.”
If you are interested in becoming a f oster, please click the bar below to fill
out an application on line or contact us at the numbers listed below. Remember, the worst thing
that can happen is that you fall in love with the dog that you are given to foster and decide to
make your home, its home. Again, it’s a “win, win.”
Thank you again for your interest and, if you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at:
P.A.W.S. to the Rescue (815) 673-3684 or (815) 672-9799