Fostering
Fostering is fun and rewarding. You are saving an animal and through love, care, socialization, and some training, you are preparing it for greater success in its adoptive home.
Initially you have to consider if it’s right for your home, your pets, and your family - how it might work on a temporary basis. Then consider which types of pets might be a best fit and let the foster organization know. More information is added below.
Preparing for Your Foster Experience Tips on supplies you’ll need, and tips on pet-proofing your home.
Dog Foster Care ManualTips on bringing a dog into your home and introducing it to new pets and children. Tips on structure and daily routine. Info on vet care and emergencies. FAQS
A Beginner's Guide to Fostering PetsTips on knowing your physical and emotional limits. When fostering “start small” but “think big”.
Dog Foster Care ManualTips on bringing a dog into your home and introducing it to new pets and children. Tips on structure and daily routine. Info on vet care and emergencies. FAQS
A Beginner's Guide to Fostering PetsTips on knowing your physical and emotional limits. When fostering “start small” but “think big”.
As a foster with Linus's Legacy you will not be responsible for the cost of food, litter, or medical care. That is on the rescue. You will be responsible for providing as safe and loving home for the animal in your care. With any needs or questions, you can contact Cassandra Torkelson, our director (218-280-8904) or Joan Darco, our president (218-280-0637)