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  • July 22, 2024
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We’re so grateful to all}PROVIDE for generously donating 2 boxes of their high-quality raw dog food for one of our foster dogs!

Recently, a 4 1/2 year old labradoodle, Rocko, was surrendered to Pet Partners. He was on Trazodone for anxiety & regular shots / prescription medicine for obsessive licking of his paws, which was diagnosed by his veterinarian as allergy related. His owner was doing everything she could for him, including expensive kibble. Our foster, Pam, was familiar with all}PROVIDE’s products & began weaning him off his kibble & onto a more nutritious diet. As his meals decreased in kibble, she noticed a correlating decrease in vomiting, excessive water intake, constant scratching, & dog aggressive behavioral concerns.

With this donation, Rocko will continue to thrive as our dedicated team of fosters works to place him in the perfect home – & his new owner will have the nutritional keys for his continued success!

If your dog or cat could benefit from a clean, nutrient-dense diet, please consider purchasing from our kind friends at all}PROVIDE by clicking the link below!

https://allprovide.com/

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  • Fosters should work with a foster dog as they would any new pet in the home. Basic commands, such as: sit, down, stay; house, leash and crate training; socialization with people and other pets. Crate-training is highly encouraged and FCR will provide one, if needed.

  • Fosters are encouraged to network with each other to cover vacations and emergency care for their foster dogs and to give the Foster Coordinator ample notice of such needs.

  • Fosters should be enthusiastic about getting their foster dog adopted as soon as possible.

  • Fosters are asked to provide food for their foster dogs as part of their volunteer commitment. FCR can provide this if the foster is unable to.

  • Updated pictures every two weeks following intake. Two or three good pics is sufficient.

  • Biographical information upon getting to know your foster, and then as you notice additional changes in behaviors/habits, send us that information.

  • Fosters will bring their foster dog to events as scheduled by the Adoption Events Coordinator.

  • Fosters are encouraged to “SHARE” posts about their adoptable foster dogs on Facebook and other social media to spread the word. They may personalize a note with their “SHARE” and send updated pictures directly to FCR to make original posts.

  • Fosters are also encouraged to like, comment, and share posts about all of our adoptable dogs from FB and other social media sites.

  • FCR will provide veterinary services for all foster dogs, including the monthly maintenance of heartworm, & tick & flea prevention as needed.

  • If the dog isn’t altered upon foster intake, the foster agrees to keep the dog away from intact members of the opposite sex and will bring the dog to the requested facility when the time has come to have their foster dog spayed/neutered.
At Foothills Canine Rescue, we work to save the lives of as many dogs as possible. Each year, because of supporters like you, we are able to positively impact hundreds of dogs. We never euthanize a dog due to space or length of stay. We use euthanasia as a compassionate, end-of-life decision when a dog is suffering from a severe medical or behavioral condition and with the recommendation of our attending veterinarian. At FCR, we make decisions based on what is best for the dogs in our care, and for the safety of our community. To us, No-Kill means that we do our absolute best to ensure a live outcome.