Foster Care Form

About You

Name*

Phone*

Email*

Address*

Do you have children? If yes, what are their ages, and have they lived with an animal before?

Are all family members in agreement with the idea of fostering?

Have there been any cases of pet hair allergies in your family?

Do you currently have a pet? If yes, tell us about them.

Do you drive? If the dog needs to be taken to the vet, can you provide transportation (all medical expenses are covered by the pack)?

Information about your daily routine

How much time daily can you dedicate to dog walks, and how long are you away from home during the day?

What does a good dog walk look like to you?

Preparation information

Which of the presented dogs would you like to foster? Why did you choose it?

For what period could you provide foster care?

Where do you plan to keep the dog (yard, apartment, house, other)?

Sometimes a dog needs time to adapt. It might take weeks for it to learn house training, leash manners, and so on. How do you handle this, and who would you turn to for help?

While the dog is with you, The Band of 1500 association remains its guardian. All decisions regarding its health or adoption are the responsibility of the association, and while you are providing foster care for it, you are obliged to comply with the requirements for its upbringing and treatment, as well as with the association's wishes regarding the selection of the most suitable home for the animal. Do you agree to this condition?

I agree to this condition.

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We appreciate your willingness to open your home and help a shelter dog by becoming a foster parent while we find them a permanent home. We will contact you as soon as possible.

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Adopting a shelter dog is a wonderful decision that will, to some extent, bring change into your life. Our detailed questionnaire might seem extensive, but it's designed to help you make a more informed decision, ensuring that the dog you bring home will not only seamlessly integrate into your life but also bring you joy and companionship for years to come. Through these questions, we aim to understand more about your daily and family dynamics so we can provide the most appropriate recommendations and advice, both for preparing for adoption and for caring for the dog afterward, tailored to your lifestyle. This is also the purpose of our commitment to visit the adopted dog's new home – it's not an inspection, but an opportunity to offer personalized advice for a smooth transition for the new furry family member.