06/22/2026
Fostering a Medical Case - Healing happens best at home.
When an animal is injured or recovering from a medical procedure, there is no substitute for the comfort of a home environment. Soft beds, cozy couches, quiet rooms, and loving companionship can make all the difference in an animal's recovery.
While our team provides excellent care at the shelter, kennels can be noisy, stressful, and unfamiliar. A foster home gives pets the chance to rest, relax, and heal in a place where they feel safe. Often, the simple comforts of home help animals recover faster, both physically and emotionally.
As a medical foster, you're not just providing a temporary place to stay—you're giving a vulnerable animal the comfort, peace, and care they need during one of the most important parts of their journey.
Sam, a 28lb handsome male dog, was hit by a car last week and is currently recovering from a spinal injury, jaw injury, and minor pelvis fracture.
His care will require the following:
-Physical therapy for back legs to help gain strength (about 5 minutes 3 times a day which we will teach).
-Oral medication.
-Rechecks with our amazing veterinarian every 2 weeks or so.
-Monitoring of urinary and f***l output.
-His blue nylon muzzle must stay on at all times outside of eating and drinking.
-Wet food for the next 6 weeks.
Do you have enough room in your heart and home to give this guy a chance?
