One door closes, and another door opens. Fostering made this incredible rescue story possible! At the same time that this New York family found out their dog was diagnosed with terminal cancer, Jones was entering foster care in Alabama after a long stay in the shelter. “Little did anyone know this was beginning of his long journey to us! […]. When I look back at the synchronicity of our stories and how many people were involved to get our boy home I am still amazed and I can’t help but say it was ‘meant to be!’ Thanks to Foster Dogs’ willingness to look beyond the immediate obstacle of distance, Jones the formerly unwanted dog is finally home and Beatrice is grieving no longer.”

Meet Emma, a 65 lb adult mixed breed, who is officially ready to start her adoption process. Located in Manhattan, NYC

Four puppies adopted within a few weeks! What a month October was, for our precious little (big!) puppies.

In June of this year, Jones had the biggest few weeks of his life.. Read more on our latest blog post.

It’s raining Chihuahuas! Meet our three newest rescues who are looking for adopters.

When coronavirus isolation first began, we all saw one positive thing begin to emerge: an unbelievable interest in fostering shelter dogs. These are the stories of just some of our successful recent placements!

Right now, during the COVID-19 crisis, Foster Dogs’ priority is on getting dogs into homes around the area who need placement, rather than helping foster applicants find a “perfect fit.” Here’s what that means: being flexible on your parameters including: dog’s house-training skills / dog’s size / shedding and allergies / your current dog’s ideal best-bud / your ability to help with training / this could be a while - duration flexibility! We cannot accomodate specific requests at this time, so please do what you can while remaining SAFE, for you and for the animals!

Smokey found his forever family, who was with him all along!