You should know what you are getting yourself into beforehand. Becoming a part of our group will change your life. It may sound grand to make that claim, but it's true. Our group keeps in daily contact via the wonders of the internet, email and an eGroup. We are always available to answer questions, and offer guidance and support.
Foster families work with a rescue person in their area and are answerable to that person.
The rescue person has the ultimate responsibility for a dog, so they get to make all the major decisions relative to that dog, including authorizing anything out of the ordinary. They are responsible for putting the dog in a particular foster home, for screening potential adoptive homes, and for ultimately placing the dog. As a foster person, you will be required to fill out a comprehensive application form. If your application is approved, we will match you up with a rescue person, who will then call you to arrange a home visit. Keep in mind that your environment might not be suitable for certain dogs, but it will be up to the rescue person to make that decision.