POODLE FOSTER HOMES NEEDED

MEGA-URGENT
FOSTER HOME REQUIRED
We have an 11yr old Toy Poodle who needs a foster home urgently. He is on medication and must be placed in a home WITH NO OTHER DOGS. He is absolutely fine with cats though.
Phone Hanna on 01507-479509 if you can help

POODLE FOSTER HOMES NEEDED

URGENT: We are desperately seeking experienced short-term foster homes. We would prefer people with experience of poodles and please remember, these dogs could have health or behaviour issues or as fit as a fiddle - we do not pick and choose what dogs come in to rescue but we would be sympathetic of your home circumstances (cats, small children etc.)

If you think you could help, please contact Hanna CONTACT US

We are desperately seeking FOSTER HOMES in and around the following areas: LEEDS, NOTTS, DERBYSHIRE.

If you feel you could foster, or know somebody who might, please contact us.

We are always looking for volunteer homes willing to foster our rescue dogs.

If you feel you would be, or could possibly be interested in providing a foster home to one of these lovely rescue dogs, please do call Hanna.

This is not a 365 day role. You would only be on call if and when we need to care for a dog coming from within a reasonable distance to your home.

All reasonable out-of-pocket expenses, vet & grooming costs are paid by us. All we ask of you is to provide a loving, understanding & secure home for them until a forever home is found.

VIEWS FROM A FOSTER CARER

I have been fostering for approximately 18 months now. It is a very rewarding job.

When a dog first comes in to your care you are naturally apprehensive. Apart from the information the previous owners or their friends or family have provided to Hanna, you know very little about them. This is usually a fair reflection of the dog, its character and needs.

I have had dogs from as little as one week to several months (sometimes 3 at a time but thats me!). Some have been as young as 4 months old, others around 10. Some have had medical needs, others as fit and lively as any dog could be. Only once have I had one that needed socialisation training but he turned out to be a really great lad. Truly loved by his new owners now.

You have to be prepared for anything, although rarely is it bad. Also be prepared for a broken heart when they eventually get re-homed. If you love dogs, especially Poodles, you bond very quickly and it hurts when that bond is broken but the joy you get when you hear about or see them thriving in their new home makes all the heartache very much worthwhile.

Mrs T, Southern England

Poodles In Need

Pro-active in Poodle Rescue Services within the UK