The Peninsula SPCA needs your help getting animals ready to find forever homes!
Many of the animals that have come to the SPCA are too young or too small (under 2 lbs or 8 weeks of age) to be adopted out immediately.
They need some extra care and nurturing before leaving the caring arms of the SPCA, but because there are so many, the SPCA needs extra hands and homes to help prepare these special animals for their new homes!
Some of the animals at the Peninsula SPCA have come from bad situations and have health issues, are too shy, or are too scared to be adopted right away. These animals need to be flooded with love and learn that there really are wonderful people that will care for them before they can be adopted out.
All foster homes will be provided with all necessary supplies and medications. Fill out an application by going to http://www.peninsulaspca.org/newfoster.html. Once the application has been received, a Foster Coordinator may visit your home to verify that it's suitable for animals.
Won't you please help us prepare these animals for their forever homes?
"We live compassionately, and while we can't right all of the wrongs in the world, we'd like to make the world a better place for animals one pup at a time. We want to show them that there is love and kindness in the world, and that they deserve to be treated well. Once we settled into our home and realized that we had the right set up to be involved in this program, we applied right away. The joy of nursing ananimal back to health and bringing the light back to their eyes, is absolutely incredible and we're thrilled with our decision to foster."
~ The Swingles
Many of the animals that have come to the SPCA are too young or too small (under 2 lbs or 8 weeks of age) to be adopted out immediately.
They need some extra care and nurturing before leaving the caring arms of the SPCA, but because there are so many, the SPCA needs extra hands and homes to help prepare these special animals for their new homes!
Some of the animals at the Peninsula SPCA have come from bad situations and have health issues, are too shy, or are too scared to be adopted right away. These animals need to be flooded with love and learn that there really are wonderful people that will care for them before they can be adopted out.
All foster homes will be provided with all necessary supplies and medications. Fill out an application by going to http://www.peninsulaspca.org/newfoster.html. Once the application has been received, a Foster Coordinator may visit your home to verify that it's suitable for animals.
Won't you please help us prepare these animals for their forever homes?
"We live compassionately, and while we can't right all of the wrongs in the world, we'd like to make the world a better place for animals one pup at a time. We want to show them that there is love and kindness in the world, and that they deserve to be treated well. Once we settled into our home and realized that we had the right set up to be involved in this program, we applied right away. The joy of nursing ananimal back to health and bringing the light back to their eyes, is absolutely incredible and we're thrilled with our decision to foster."
~ The Swingles
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