Adopt or Foster a Pet
Foster an Animal
Why Foster an Animal?
Foster care is the perfect opportunity for you and your family to learn and care for a pet without the obligation of a long-term commitment.
Foster Volunteers provide temporary care for animals in their homes until they are ready to be adopted. Animal Services will provide the initial food and litter. We also provide medical services to your foster pets. The expected time commitment will vary and depend on the pet in need of fostering.
We need foster homes for animals that are:
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Orphaned kittens
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Nursing or expecting mothers
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Recovering surgery patients
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Pets in need of behaviour modification
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Rabbits and other small animals
Foster Volunteer Requirements
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Volunteer must:
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be 18 years of age or older
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be able to transport your foster pet (at your expense) to the shelter
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have time to care for foster animals
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have a separate room to isolate the foster animal
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All pets in the home must be spayed or neutered and have current vaccinations including rabies
How to
Become a Foster Parent
To become a foster parent, please email [email protected] for more information.
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