The timeframe varies widely depending on the animal's needs. A healthy puppy or kitten might only need a few weeks before adoption, while an animal recovering from surgery or a senior pet might stay for several months. We also offer short-term emergency boarding options.

Not at all! We welcome first-time fosters. Our experienced team provides all the necessary guidance, training, and 24/7 support to ensure you and your foster animal succeed.

Many of our fosters have their own animals. We will work with you to match you with a foster pet that aligns with your current pack, and we will provide step-by-step guidance on how to safely and slowly introduce them.

Absolutely. Many foster parents work standard hours. We can match you with an animal that is comfortable relaxing at home during the workday, such as an adult cat or a low-energy senior dog.

No. Found Rescue covers all approved medical expenses, preventative care, food, crates, and essential supplies. You simply provide a safe environment and love.

We have a protocol in place for medical concerns and partner with local veterinarians. If your foster pet shows signs of illness, you will reach out to our team immediately, and we will coordinate and cover the necessary medical care.

Yes! While we will alert our foster network to our most urgent needs, you always have the final say on which animal you bring into your home. We want to ensure it is a perfect fit for your lifestyle.

We understand that sometimes a match doesn't work out as planned. If an issue arises, we ask for your patience while we work quickly to find an alternative foster home or boarding solution.

We call this a "foster fail," and it happens all the time! Fosters generally get the first option to adopt their foster animal, provided it is a great long-term match.

The first step is filling out our foster application! Once submitted, our team will review your information, conduct a brief phone interview, and get you approved to start changing lives.