Foster

Karen F
Karen and her son Devin have fostered many cats and kittens, including Christina, shown here. This little kitty was thrown out of a car on Bootlegger Trail. Now, she’s in a loving home.

We need safe and loving foster homes!

Because the Pet Paw-see does not have a shelter, our rescued cats are fostered in private homes. When we do not have an available foster home for a cat in need, we must pay for boarding at local facilities and veterinary offices.

Our foster families care for the animals, transport the cat for necessary veterinary care. (Pet Paw-see pays for the veterinary visit.)

The foster also brings the cat to Petco to be highlighted at our adoption events which are on most Saturdays from 1-4pm.

If you’d like to foster for the Pet Paw-see, please contact us!

Read about how fostering can make a difference here.

Leah, one of our many dedicated volunteers, gives her love through fostering.

Why foster or adopt a pet?
Health benefits!

According to the Centers for Disease Control, owning a pet can decrease:
Blood pressure
Cholesterol levels
Trigliceride levels
Feelings of loneliness

Pets are preventive and therapeutic measures
against everyday stress.