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Laws for Paws Vietnam

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Foster a dog

Fostering is a big part of our rehabilitation process. We try to give each dog some time in a home situation before they start on the adoption path.

Honey, a small black and tan dog, lying on a floor indoors with her front paws stretched out in front of her.

What a foster does

  1. We match a dog to your home

    We pick a dog who suits your home and tell you what we know about them — how they are with people, with other dogs, and what they are still working on.

  2. You give them a few ordinary weeks

    House manners, a routine, riding in a lift, meeting visitors. A dog who has only known the shelter learns most of this in a living room, not a kennel.

  3. We cover the dog's care

    Veterinary treatment and the costs of the dog's care stay with us. What you provide is the room and the routine.

  4. You tell us what you learn

    What a dog is like at home is what an adopter most wants to know, and only a foster can answer it. That is what sends a dog on to the adoption path ready.

Who it suits

Fostering asks for a room rather than a morning. It suits people who are home a fair amount, who have space a dog can settle into, and who are ready to hand the dog on to their family when the time comes — the hardest part of it, and the best.

How to offer a foster home

If you can offer a safe and suitable foster home please complete an application and join us.

The application is a conversation, not a form. Message us and we will take it from there.

Message us about fostering

More ways to help

Want to support us every month?

The Care Collective keeps the shelter running quietly, consistently, behind the scenes. Every month, without the pressure of a big campaign.

Join the Care Collective