You need to be a very patient person as the animal is going to need an adjustment period. With proper care and love, the chances are very good of the animal showing a lot of love in return for the wonderful home you have provided, even if the animals is only with you temporarily. You will need to have the proper facilities and tools to care for the animal. Be willing to interview the prospective owners and if you are not completely comfortable with them, not to let the animal go to their home to live. You will be paying for the care of these animals and their transportation cost to their new destination unless you are affiliated with a rescue organization that pays these costs.
Rescue organizations depend on donations by private individuals.
The length of time the animals stays in the rescues home this depends on the animal s health as well as transportation and travel arrangements it can be anywhere from several hours up to several months. Not everyone who does animal rescue is unable to give the rescue animals up and end up keeping them. If the animal is new without medical records, keep them separate from the other animals until a vet examines them. Depending on the animal s health they may require surgery or shots. Unless the animal is coming from a private home with current shots, it needs to go straight to the vet.