Thank you for your interest in PAW Alliance and our foster program! Fosters help save lives, both four- and two-legged. We need fosters for both our New Start in Life program that assists domestic violence survivors and the pets they love and for our New Leash on Life prison dog-training program. We need fosters, and hope you’ll become one.

 

 

A few details:

 

PAW Alliance will be responsible for all food and treats, litter, bedding, medical care and, if necessary, crates or cages for the foster animals. Please feed your foster animal only the agreed-upon diet.

 

As a foster, you will be responsible for keeping your foster safe, secure, clean and well-loved. We hope you will help socialize her/him. Many pets will be understandably frightened and disoriented and will need special care and attention to relax. They have likely been in a terrifying situation themselves and will need time to feel safe.

 

We cannot accommodate people fulfilling court-ordered community service in our program. We cannot accept those convicted of violent crimes or crimes involving animal cruelty or neglect.

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Our foster dogs and puppies must be supervised at all times outdoors. Our cats must be kept inside or on a leash outside.

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If renting, we’ll contact your landlord to ask if fostering animals in your home is acceptable.