| Thank you for your interest in helping DMA Puppy Rescue. Our foster homes, many of which have been with us from the beginning, experience great joy and deep satisfaction when they see that through their efforts a neglected dog gets a second chance at life and a new opportunity to share his or her unconditional love with people who care. Being a foster home means sharing your home with a rescued dog: providing, shelter, toys, walks and lots of attention, until a permanent home for the dog is approved. We will provide the foster home with food for the foster dog and pay any vet care expenses. We count on our foster homes to evaluate temperament and observe behaviors in a variety of situations, and we welcome those updates so we can assess the dog and enhance the description on the web site. Positive reinforcement training is encouraged. Most foster care situations require 2 weeks to a month of residential foster care, and in some cases where the dog is ill or older, several months. The most important requirements are time and attention. You must be willing to include the dog in family activities, allow the dog to live as a house dog with much human companionship, and provide daily one-on-one time with your rescue, including cuddles, play, and walks on leash. The dog may not be completely house trained, in which case use the crate and take the dog out on leash, giving praise and treat reward when the dog is successful. If you do not have a crate one will be provided by us. If interested in fostering please fill out the application below. Thank You for considering fostering a rescued dog! |
| Dad's My Angel Puppy Rescue Foster Application |