Helping senior dogs and senior people since 2009

Dogs needing a foster home

A foster home is what lets us say yes to the next dog.

Fostering is temporary. POMDR covers the veterinary care, the medication and the supplies we have on hand. You provide the food, a sofa and some company.

Offer to foster

You're the bridge.

We typically have about 80 dogs in our care at any given time, and up to 15 dogs waiting to get into foster homes. POMDR provides the crate, bed, collar, harness, leash, ID tag, bowls, toys and flea prevention, and covers all medical expenses. We ask that our foster homes provide the food and a loving, safe home until your foster dog is adopted.

Some dogs are very popular, and several foster volunteers may ask for the same one. If the dog you are interested in is no longer available, please be patient: many others still need a foster home. Some dogs may have medical or behavioral needs, which will be disclosed (if known) when you inquire about them.

Apply to foster About fostering

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The following dogs need foster homes.

For a set stretch of dates

A short stay with an end date, often while the dog's own foster is away or their guardian is in the hospital. The dates are on each dog's page.

Until they are adopted

A home for as long as it takes to find the right person. POMDR covers the vet care; you provide the food and the home.

Fostering is a bridge to a better future.

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