Foster

Fostering is a wonderful way to be the bridge to a dog’s forever home. Fosters give our survivors a safe space to stay while they wait to be placed in their forever homes! It also gives them a better chance of being adopted because they are available for meet and greets in the Southern California area. We are always looking to add reliable fosters to our roster. If you would like to be considered please review the information below and submit your foster application.

"Saving one dog will not change the world, but surely for the one dog, the world will change forever."

Foster Application Form

Many of our rescue dogs come from the barbaric dog meat trade in S. Korea. Many have experienced extreme neglect, abuse, and abandonment. We ask our fosters to take into consideration that pets require an adjustment period. Many of our dogs are not leash-trained or house-trained and will need help to learn how. Some of our dogs will require medications to be administered. Some of our dogs require longer periods of fostering than others that can be from a few weeks to a couple months. Please discuss the possibility of fostering a dog with everyone in your home before filling out the application. We strive to place our dogs into safe and loving foster homes.

Enter the date of your application.

Foster Information

First Name

Last Name

Address

City

State

Zip

Country

Age

Cell Phone

Work Phone

Place of Employment

How many years working there

How many people live in your home?

How are they related to you (family members/ roommates/ etc.)

Do any children live in your home?

Yes

If yes, what are the ages of the children?

Why do you want to foster a dog now?

What do you think are the most important responsibilities of fostering a dog?

Do you have foster preferences such as size, sex or age?

Yes

If yes, please indicate:

Do you have any other pets?

Yes

If yes, please describe the other pets you have (breed, sex, age).

Is your pet good with dogs?

Do you have experience fostering dogs?

Yes

If yes, please describe your experience (when, for whom, what kind of animal).

How much time do you think you will have to spend with your foster each day?

On average, how long will the animal be alone each day?

When you ARE NOT at home (i.e. at work, shopping), where will the dog be kept specifically?

Are you willing/able to administer medication, if necessary?

Are you able/willing to bring the animal to veterinarian appointments for necessary care?

Are you able/willing bring the animal to adoption events or meet and greet events?

Are you able to keep the foster separate from your resident animals, if necessary?

Where will the animal be housed during the day when you are home?

Where will the animal sleep?

Do you own or rent your residence?

Own

Rent

If you rent, do you have permission from your landlord to foster animals?

Yes

If you rent, what is your landlord's name and phone number?

What type and size pets are allowed by your landlord?

Do you have a fenced yard?

Yes

Are you able/willing to house-train your foster?

Yes

A rescued animal will have a period of adjustment when entering into your home. This period may be a few days to a few weeks and could result in temporary behavioral changes. Are you willing to commit to the adjustment period and follow recommendations for a smooth transition?

Yes

If you are interested in adopting your foster dog, do you agree to let DoVE Project know as soon as possible?

Yes

Thank you for your kind and generous heart!

I attest that I have answered all the questions above truthfully and understand that the verification and submittal of this form constitutes my electronic signature on it.

Yes