Foster Application

Landlord's Name

If renting, we will contact your landlord to ask if fostering animals in your home is acceptable. You will not be able to foster until we receive positive confirmation.

If you have more than 2 pets list additional information here.

Who will be the primary caretaker of your foster dog(s) or cat(s)?

Please explain any previous foster or rescue expeience.

List experiences with small dogs, medium dogs, and larges dogs along with specific breeds you have worked with.

How many hours during the average day will the dog spend without a human?

Where will this dog be when someone is at home?

Where will this dog be when alone?

Where will this dog sleep at night.

Do you need any supplies to foster?

Do you need a crate? Pee pads? Toys? Food? bowls? What other items might be needed for you to foster?

Foster parents will be provided with a crate (if requested), food, pee pads, and other supplies as requested/reasonable

Fosters are responsible for keeping the foster dog safe as well as personal pets. Foster animals should be crated when left unattended or secure appropriately so no damage is done to furniture, walls, etc. Freedom Fences will not be responsible for damages to household items. Freedom Fences will not be responsible for injuries to a personal dog. If any issues arise, we should be notified immediately at [email protected]