Showing posts with label Animal Fostering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animal Fostering. Show all posts
Thursday, August 18, 2016
Waldorf, Maryland - Last Chance Animal Rescue Needs Fostering Help for Dogs from Floods in Louisiana
Sharing from my friends at: Last Chance Animal Rescue.
FOSTER for LCAR! We urgently need short-term (2-3 weeks) puppy foster homes for pups who have been rescued from the floods in Louisiana. Transport arrives in Waldorf, Maryland this weekend!
Please email, foster@lastchanceanimalrescue.org or call (240) 412-5751 for more information. PLEASE SHARE!
We have FAQs below, where most frequently asked questions are answered!
We provide crates, food and medical care. You provide a warm home and extra love! A two to three week commitment is required and our foster coordinators will do their best to match you up with a litter of puppies that meet your breed and size preferences.
FAQ's
Q: How do I qualify?
A: Our foster coordinators will fill you in and email or fax you a FOSTER application. Please contact our foster coordinators at the above email or phone number, we can not send an application via Facebook. If you are having trouble getting through and do not want to leave a message, please private message us your telephone number and email and address and we will contact you.
Q: Is it possible to adopt a pup that I foster?
A: Yes, it is. The steps to do so are provided in the foster packets that you will get when you pick up your pup/s.
Q: Can I foster ONE of the pups?
A: We do not separate litters, however, many puppies come in without litter mates.
Q: I do not want to foster but I am interested in adopting, can I just adopt?
A: Yes, when the pup is ready for adoption in about two weeks. When available, the pup/s photo and bio information are posted to our Facebook page, in our adoptable dog album:
http://tinyurl.com/ku5dpur Stay tuned! Note that a foster parent interested in adopting a puppy that they foster will have priority. Every dog photo caption has information on how to adopt and a link to the adoption application which has adoption fee information.
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Saturday, January 9, 2016
Did You Know That Kirk Cousins and His Wife Regularly Foster Dogs Whose Lives Would Have Been in Jeopardy Had They Been Left in Shelters?
Washington, DC - We know Washington Redskins quarterback
Kirk Cousins has plenty of skills when it comes to football. But did you know
he's also pretty big into playing fetch?
Millions of people will be watching as Cousins leads the
Redskins in their playoff matchup against the Green Bay Packers. Among the
adoring fans who will be tuning in will be a three ½-year-old wheaten terrier
mix.
The dog named Gracie by her new adoptive parents was one of
many pets cared for as a foster animal by Cousins and his wife, Julie. She
stayed with them for the entire 2014 NFL season.
The Cousins regularly foster dogs whose lives would have
been in jeopardy had they been left in shelters. Cousins often posts about the pets on social media and his wife sent FOX 5 photos of Gracie, saying in
particular that she was a very tough pup to part with.
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URGENT: Sixteen Puppies and Dogs Were Transported to the Maryland SPCA Today from Another Shelter, and They Need Our Help Now!
Sharing from: Maryland SPCA
Just in...Urgent: Sixteen (16) puppies and dogs were
transported to the Maryland SPCA today from another shelter, and they need our
help now! (See their heart-warming little faces in video below.)
Our adoption center is closed, but our expert vet staff is
here staying late to examine each of the 16 pets and address their immediate
medical needs. This includes finding foster care for a young dog and her five,
two-week-old puppies.
A generous friend of the MD SPCA heard about how much it
will cost to care for these special pets, and he's offered to match,
dollar-for-dollar, any donations raised now through 11:59 p.m. tomorrow, up to
$5,000!
Please help these pets by making a donation of any amount,
and your gift will go twice as far to help provide medical care, warm shelter
and nutritious meals to these 16 pets who desperately need saving! Even a small
gift can make a huge difference!
Go to: http://www.mdspca.org/urgent-16-puppies-and-dogs-need-help-now.
Thank you!
Website: MD SPCA
Take a look at these adorable animals!
Friday, December 11, 2015
16 Reasons Why Fostering A Shelter Pet Is Basically The Best Thing In The World
Want to make the world a better place in one easy step?
Take home a foster pet from a local shelter or rescue group.
Fostering means bringing in a cat or dog -- or parrot, or
baby pig, or any other homeless pet -- with the goal of nurturing them for a
while until they can be dispatched to a permanent home with a family who'll
love them forever.
To read more on this story, click here: 16 Reasons Why Fostering A Shelter Pet Is Basically The Best Thing In The World
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Community Members Rallied Together to Collect Funds to Pay Medical Expenses for 15-Year-Old Dog Tossed in Garbage
Miriam Jimeno and Carlota Román from Valladolid, Spain, knew something was wrong when they heard muffled barks coming from a nearby garbage container. When the two woman came close to the large metal box they knew for sure there was a dog trapped inside the container. Someone tossed a pet in the locked automatic garbage disposal and the pet had no way out. Luckily, the women and other concerned neighbors called for help and authorities came to save the dog.
Police and firefighters arrived to the garbage bin located on the 20th block of Ferrocarril Street. They tried to reach the scared and trapped dog but couldn’t. Rescuers needed a key to unlock the bin’s locked doors. The city’s waste management office was contacted and soon a representative arrived with a key to open the bin.
Once the container was opened, rescuers learned the dog was placed inside a double and tightly knotted bag. Whoever tossed the dog wanted to make sure the pet had no way out and no chance of survival. Fortunately, the dog was saved.
Firefighters scanned the pet for a microchip and none was found. The dog, now named Abu, was transported to a local veterinarian where it was determined he is 15 years old, deaf, almost blind and suffers from an enlarged heart.
Community members rallied together to collect funds to pay for Abu’s medical needs. The senior dog is currently under the care of a rescue group (Defaniva) and is enjoying proper care and love in a foster home.
Animal rescuers hope to find Abu a forever home where he could enjoy the last of his days, which could just be a few months.
Abu’s adoption application can be found through the city’s animal rescue site: Defensa de Animales en Valladolid
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Saturday, April 11, 2015
Maryland SPCA - Adorable Kittens Need Fostering: Are You Interested in Fostering?
From: Maryland SPCA
Waking up looking at these beautiful eyes is just one benefit of becoming a Maryland SPCA foster parent.
Kitten season is quickly approaching and the SPCA needs fosters for young kittens including bottle babies! Last kitten season, 382 kittens went to foster and this year, we want to help even more young kittens, but we need volunteers.
The SPCA will provide all supplies, medical care and 24/7 support. All new fosters will receive one-on-one training and material to take home and share with the family. If you are interested in becoming a foster parent please contact Kaitlyn Thomas our Foster Coordinator at kthomas@mdspca.org.
Website: Maryland SPCA
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Friday, March 20, 2015
Camp Springs, Maryland - Adorable Cats/Kittens Available for Adoption at Coolridge Animal Hospital - Take a Look at These Cuties…and Pick Your Favorite
In February, I shared with you several adorable cats/kittens being fostered at the Coolridge Animal Hospital. Now they are all available for adoption.
While Coolridge is an Animal Hospital, and not a shelter, the staff came upon three cats and took them in, treated them, and now they are ready for their forever homes.
One cat, Iris was found alone, and later the staff found that she was the mother of two cute kittens. The staff named them Frito and Cheeto.
Our fosters Garrett and Gracie seeking their forever home together. They are an adorable pair that love playing together and have a special bond.
Garret, is a 1 -2 year old lovable male. We have been fostering him until we can get him a forever home, hopefully with his sister Gracie. He is healthy and need no medical care for 6 months at next check-up, has been neutered and tested.
We found Gracie, after we found Garrett. They are from the same home. Gracie is 1-2 years old and up to date on all annuals, and spayed, she will only need a 6 month check-up in 6 months, she is a healthy and happy girl!
If you have room in your home and in your heart for Garret, Gracie, Iris, Frito or Cheeto,
please contact:
Coolridge Animal Hospital
6801 Old Branch Avenue
Camp Springs, Maryland
(301) 449-1610
Website: http://www.coolridgeah.com/
Take a look at their pictures below:
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