Fostering

Fostering is a wonderful way to help animals in need without a long-term commitment. By opening your home temporarily, you give a pet a safe, loving space while they wait for adoption.

Foster families provide basic care, socialization, and sometimes basic training or medication. You may also help with transport to vet appointments, adoption events, or meet-and-greets.

Some pets may need extra patience as they adjust, but the impact you make is lasting.

Foster families receive support from a Foster Program Coordinator and all needed supplies free of charge.

Email us at info@henryhumane.com for any questions you may have regarding fostering. 

Ready to foster? Fill out the form below!

Name:
Phone Type:
Are you 25 years of age or older?
Do you live in a:
Do you:
Describe your fence:
How tall is your fence?
Do you have reliable transportation to take your foster to and from the vet when needed?
Do you have a crate available to use? (If you do not, the HCHS can provide one to you.)
Is your entire household in agreement with the decision to bring a foster dog into your home?
Have you or any member of your household ever been charged with cruelty to animals or negligence in animal care?
Have you ever fostered before?
Are you willing to allow the HCHS to make an initial foster home check visit to your home, as well as follow-up visits as needed?
Where will your foster spend most of their time?
Note: The HCHS does not allow our animals into homes where any of the current pets are not spayed or neutered (unless they are too young or it's recommended by a veterinarian). Verifying documents must be provided.
Please contact your veterinarian to authorize the release of your pet’s medical records. Many clinics require your permission before sharing information, and without it, we may not be able to complete your application.
Do you commit to administering the monthly heartworm and flea/tick prevention provided by HCHS to your foster pet in a timely manner?
Are you able and willing to bring your foster to adoption events, meetings with prospective adoptive parents, and the veterinarian?
Which type of animal would you be interested in fostering? (check all that apply)
Age or needs of animal you would consider fostering (check all that apply):
Energy level of dog you would consider fostering (check all that apply):
Size of dog you would consider fostering (check all that apply):
If considering a puppy, are you prepared to deal with the following issues: housetraining, chewing, barking, crying at night, high energy, nipping, socializing, and training?
What type of behavioral issues are you NOT willing to work with? (check all that apply)
Include their name, relationship to you, email address, and phone number.
By checking this box, I certify that all information provided is true and complete. I authorize HCHS to contact the veterinarian listed above to verify my pet’s medical records. I also authorize HCHS to contact the one personal reference included in my application.
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