When our dogs come into our care they are placed with one of our foster carers. This ensures that the dog receives the best possible attention before it is released for adoption.
The foster carer is able to identify any problems or issues that need addressing and aim to “train” the dog up to a standard that a new family would appreciate.
A dog can be in foster care from as little as a week up to a month. This can also be the ideal way for a family to “test run” how a dog might fit into their lifestyle before committing fully to adoption.