Foster Home Application

Thank you for your interest in fostering a dog for Working Dogs Rescue and/or its affiliates.
So that we may find the right foster home for the right dog, we ask that you answer the following questions as completely as possible.

First Name

Last Name

Contact Number

Alternate Contact Number

Best Time to Reach You

Birthday

Street Address

City

State/Province

Zip Code

Adults in Household

Children in Household

Previous Owner (Have you ever owned a dog?)

Breeds

Current Animals (Are there other animals living in your home?)

List

Type of Home

Own or Rent?

Years at Address

Home Visit (Are you willing to have someone from Working Dogs Rescue visit your home for a home visit?)

Fencing

Exercise

Caretaker

Hours Alone

Day Arrangements

Night Arrangements

Costs (Are you willing to cover the costs of caring for a foster dog except for medical expenses? Not Mandatory, but helpful and any costs are a tax write off.)

Crate Train (Have you ever create trained a dog?)

Foster Experience (Have you previously fostered an animal?)

Name (Please provide names and telephone numbers for 3 personal references, including your veterinarian.)

Relation/Years Known

Phone Number

Name

Relation/Years Known

Phone Number

Name

Relation/Years Known

Phone Number

Agreement

ALL OF THE INFORMATION I HAVE PROVIDED ON THIS APPLICATION IS, TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, TRUE AND COMPLETE. I UNDERSTAND THAT FALSIFYING ANSWERS ON THE APPLICATION, OR AT ANY OTHER TIME DURING THE FOSTERING PROCESS, DISQUALIFIES ME FROM FOSTERING. Privacy Policy

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