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"Our family began fostering dogs in 2016 and since then, have found furever homes for 16 dogs. Working together on finding a home for our fosters has made our family grow closer and encouraged giving and empathy within us all. Fostering truly is a family affair and we feel so lucky to be in the business of saving dog's lives."

Having fostered over 100 dogs: "Fostering is a win-win for all. You help a fearful dog feel safe and secure. You receive companionship from many different breeds of dogs. By giving attention and discipline, you help the dog become adoptable. When you exercise your foster, you get exercise too. If your foster needs spaying or neutering, your home is a a good place to recuperate. And if that isn't enough, the rescue provides the dog food and pays any vet bills necessary for your foster".

"In 2017, my family's hearts were broken when both of our beloved dogs crossed the rainbow bridge. We weren't ready for a new furry family member, so we decided to foster 5 poodle puppies who were rescued from neglect. The puppies were timid of people, emaciated, weak and very dirty. After two months of of love, food and vet visits, the puppies were finally ready to be adopted. Dolly, Bambina, Thurston, Truman & Kit all found forever homes. A perk of fostering is being able to "foster fail" which is what I did with Thurston. I knew from the beginning I couldn't let him go! He filled a new place in my family's heart. I'm a proud foster mom and will continue to help advocate and provide rehab for helpless animals in need. Thurston rescued me and I can't imagine my life without him.