We do not discriminate against age, breed, or size and will work as a team to ensure that every animal who comes through our rescue has a happy ending in their very own forever home.
Before we can think about forever homes though, we need foster carers to provide temporary homes for these animals so they can learn who they are and how to trust again. We’re always on the lookout for new foster carers to provide temporary homes to pets prior to adoption.
Fostering is a wonderful and personal way to contribute to saving homeless animals. We supply all food and supplies required also covering all of the animals’ medical expenses. You only need to provide your home, attention, and patience to your foster animals.
This will depend on many variables such as age, health and temperament. Some of the animals we rescue come to us very timid and scared and in need of help to build their confidence. Foster carers gives these animals an opportunity to learn and trust again. During the foster period, you will have access to support from us and other foster carers through our social media pages and a dedicated support person to contact any time, including urgent contacts for emergencies.
Hope4paws Animal Rescue Inc will pay for all vet work (de-sexing, microchipping, vaccination, heartworm testing, and any other vet work) while the animal is in foster care. We also supply flea, tick and any other treatments as required.
We supply food, provide bedding, toys, leads and other supplies as required, for all animals in the foster care program.
If you are interested in becoming a foster carer, please fill out the foster application form or contact us for more information at foster@hope4pawsanimalrescue.org.au
We maintain strict protocols to ensure the health and safety of our volunteers and animals, which is priority as we progress to a COVID-normal. In line with government guidelines, we are taking the necessary precautions with safety front of mind. We are committed to the highest standards of health and safety for our volunteers, foster carers, staff, adopters, and the general public.
