Foster homes are loving, temporary homes for our animals to live in while we look for a permanent home. This kind of information comes from our foster parents and is very important to the adoption process. A foster parent provides a loving, caring and safe environment for an animal while we try to find a permanent home.
Foster parents provide animals with food, water, exercise and medical care as needed.
PAWS pays all approved medical bills and can provide food, toys, bedding and toys, if needed. Foster homes are also responsible for transporting their foster pets to the adoption center on weekends. In the case of cats, foster parents drop off cats Friday night or Saturday morning and pick up Sunday afternoon. In the case of dogs, foster parents bring the dogs to the center from 12 to 3 on Sundays only. The parents can stay with the dog or drop off and pick up.