It's sounds simple... the more foster homes we have, the more dogs we can save. In reality it's not that simple.  Fostering takes time, effort, devotion, and love. It takes opening your home and heart to homeless souls that may or may not need some work. Some fosters will easily fit right in, but others who have been neglected or abused, may require more work. Even healthy, well cared for dogs may become sick due to the stress they were subjected to in the shelters. All have been abandoned and need time to feel secure again. Only a home environment can do that.  Yet despite all the hard work, the rewards are SO well worth it. Just ask any foster who has successfully nursed a dog back to health to eventually see it go on to a new loving family. 

We want to recognize both old new and long-term foster homes and thank them endlessly for getting involved. This is to all of you!!  Frank N., Sherry M., Barb M., Linda & Dick M., Tony W., Karen H., Sandy B., Rick D., Chris D., Kathy W., Chris C., Jackie B., Kristy V., Carole D., Jennifer and John N., Sharon C., Jim W., Susan C., George M., Mary Ellen W., Janise J., Lucy M., Susan K., Carol E.  & Robyn McC.!!!