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Fostering

Another Chance Pet Rescue does not have a shelter facility, so all of our animals awaiting adoption are placed in foster homes. The number of animals we can help depends on how many fosters we have, so please consider opening your heart and your home to temporarily foster one of our pets.

We are a no-kill organization, so unless medically warranted, no animal in our program is ever euthanized to make space for more animals. Because of this, we are perpetually "over-booked".

Another Chance covers the costs of all veterinary care for our foster pets.

We ask that our fosters cover the basic necessities (food, water, toys, litter), and most importantly lots of TLC. If finances are tight, we can assist with the essentials.

We will place the pet on Petfinder and will work with you to set up visits. Open your heart and your home to a foster and you won't be sorry... especially when you realize that without you, his/her life could not be saved!

Cat/Kitten

We need people to help foster cats and kittens we rescue to help prepare them for adoption. We do ask that you keep fostered cats in a small room separate from your other pets.

Fostering kittens, a cat, or a ‘special needs’ cat provides a positive and uplifting experience for children who may be curious about veterinarian sciences or just have a soft spot for those in need!

-Hard to Place: Some people have experience taming extremely shy cats or feral cats or kittens, are you one of them?

-Kittens: During the Spring and Summer months, we are swamped with litter after litter of kittens that need homes!

-Special Needs: Some cats/kittens need individualized care and support after being rescued, and busy fosters cannot always spend enough time with these special cats.

-Older Cats: People often want the newest of kittens, making it hard for older cats to find a home. Help us house these cats in the meantime!

Dog/Puppy

Dog or puppy fostering is not as hard as it may seem. A dog foster would be responsible for giving the dog or puppy love and attention as well as the daily essentials (food, water, and potty breaks). Most of our fosters have pets of their own; cats and dogs, and the rescue dog/puppy just becomes a temporary addition to the family!

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