Needs Foster Now
These dogs need foster homes now
Some need a short-term place to decompress. Some need a medical or experienced foster. Some are in boarding or simply need a safe home so we can learn more about them. Fostering helps turn uncertainty into a real profile, better photos, and a better chance at adoption.
3 dogs in this group
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Max
2 yr · LargeWaiting 16 days for a home
- What they need
- A calm foster home for decompression.
- Ideal foster
- Patient adult home, dog-savvy preferred, willing to go slow.
- Duration:
- 2–4 weeks minimum for decompression and assessment.
- Known so far
- Best for someone who can offer a quiet home for decompression. Max is dog-friendly but overwhelmed by the shelter — fostering would turn a lot of unknowns into a real profile.
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Juno
3 yr · MediumWaiting 41 days for a home
- What they need
- A medical foster comfortable with follow-up care for several weeks.
- Ideal foster
- Medical foster comfortable giving medication and managing crate rest.
- Duration:
- 4–6 weeks through recovery.
- Known so far
- Best for a foster comfortable with post-surgical care — crate rest, medication, and follow-up visits. The rescue covers all medical costs.
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Olive
6 yr · MediumWaiting 118 days for a home
- What they need
- A patient adopter or foster who'll give her time to come out of her shell.
- Ideal foster
- Quiet adult home with time for decompression.
- Duration:
- Foster would greatly help — even 2–3 weeks to build a real profile.
- Known so far
- A great fit for someone open to a dog others may overlook, and patient enough to let a shy dog decompress. Olive blossoms once she trusts you.