Help Out & Foster!
Become a Foster
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Fostering FAQs:
Can I become a foster if I have pets of my own?
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Absolutely. Most of our fosters have pets and this can help socialize and understand the dog more.
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How long is a typical foster’s stay?
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The duration varies based on the dog and their adoption timeline, ranging from overnight to several weeks. We also provide week-to-week fostering options.
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What kinds of dogs need a foster?
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TTM has puppies, teenagers, adults, and a few seniors that need fosters. All dogs are up to date on vaccinations and cleared by our vet.
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What expenses are involved?
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TTM is able to provide everything you need, though many fosters choose to assist by providing food and some basics. We also cover all medical expenses. You simply provide a loving home.
Why Foster?
Fostering a dog provides numerous benefits, including:
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1. Saving Lives: By fostering a dog, you are directly contributing to saving a life by providing a temporary home until they find their forever family.
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2. Personal Fulfillment: Fostering allows you to experience the joy of nurturing and caring for a dog, knowing that you are making a positive impact on their life.
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3. Socialization and Training: Fostering provides an opportunity for dogs to learn social skills and basic obedience, making them more adoptable in the future.
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4. Flexibility: Fostering offers flexibility in terms of commitment, allowing you to choose the duration and number of dogs you foster based on your schedule and preferences.
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5. Emotional Benefits: Fostering can be emotionally rewarding as you witness the transformation of a dog from being scared or neglected to becoming happy, healthy, and ready for adoption.
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6. Supporting Rescues: Fostering helps alleviate the burden on animal shelters and rescues by providing temporary homes for dogs, freeing up space for other animals in need.
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Overall, fostering a dog is a fulfilling experience that not only benefits the dog but also brings joy and satisfaction to the foster caregiver.