Fostering an animal in need

Thank you for your interest in volunteering your time to become a Sanctuary at Haafsville Foster Parent! Foster homes play such an important role at our shelter, because when you foster you save 2 lives…since the animal you’re fostering frees up space at our shelter so
we can save another!


A foster home is simply a temporary safe refuge for rescued dogs and cats in order to prepare them for a new home. Foster homes are a great solution for animals who are stressed in a shelter or have special needs. Mothers with puppies or kittens and senior animals are especially vulnerable in a shelter environment and need a quiet place until the right home can be found. If you choose to foster you give these animals a second chance at life and it is truly one of the most rewarding experiences you can have!

 

We provide all medicine, and veterinary care for the foster animal, food and supplies if needed, and you just supply your time, energy, home and most of all LOVE!

 

 If you are interested in fostering the following criteria must be met:

  • The primary caregiver of the foster animal must be an adult
  • If you rent we require written approval of your landlord and contact information
  • Since we have open adoptions every Saturday, it is helpful to have foster homes that are local so the animals can be brought there for our adoption events
  • It is also required that your own animals are up to date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered

 

For PUPPY and/or ADULT DOG fostering, please view our Facebook page.  As puppies and adult dogs become available for fostering, a post is made with contact information.

 

For KITTEN and/or ADULT CAT fostering, please fill out the Feline Foster application below and someone will be in contact with you.

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Foster Care Brochure
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Phone: (484) 285-5445
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Dog Adoption Center

901 Nestle Way

Breinigsville, PA 18031

Cat Adoption Center

7209 Kernsville Road

Orefield, PA 18069

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Adoption Spotlight

 

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Vixen
Vixen can’t seem to catch a break. We are urgently looking for a medical foster with intent to adopt home for this girl.
To start her sad story, Vixen was dumped on a busy road in Philly. She was tied to a pole where she needed immediate medical attention due to a uterine prolapse. It was heart breaking for her – being stuck, abandoned, and in pain. Who knows how long she was left there?
 
Fortunately, she was rescued and received the veterinary care that she so desperately needed. Vixen recovered quickly with us in a sweet cottage where she was able to stay calm and get lots of loving.

Just when we think she is fully recovered, healthy, and happy – we noticed her favoring one of her legs. Her diagnosis showed that she has a partial tear in her ACL and will need a brace to help her heal.
In case you haven’t met Vixen yet, she is a spunky girl who is a tad clumsy. She loves to go on her walks and play with volunteers. Vixen will need lots of rest and extra attention to make up for the lack of distance she can walk. She loves toys and still acts like a puppy.
 
Right now, she has a wonderful foster that is helping her heal. Unfortunately, her foster is unable to keep her because they have hardwood floors. The floors are so slippery, and Vixen keeps falling and possibly hurting herself more.
Once she has her brace on, it is important to have her on floors that have traction. We are hoping to find a home with carpet floors and no other pets to prevent her from getting amped up. Due to her pulling on a leash, the vet recommended keeping her in a fenced area to prevent her from pulling.
 
She is a goofy, gentle giant – weighing just shy of 100 lbs! Believe it or not, she thinks she is a lap dog! Who could say no to those cuddles?
She is super sweet, playful, and fun! Vixen is potty trained in foster and a wonderful house guest. As long as you don’t mind slobber and snoring, she is an absolute dream!
 
Please help us find Vixen her forever home. We are still surprised she has been with us since December! We think those big puppy eyes are irresistible. Vixen is a female Presa Canario around 1.5 years old. We know we are looking for a unicorn family - no pets, a fenced yard, and carpeted floors. Can you be her unicorn? Know someone that can be? Please help us find her a home!

 

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