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Ark and Madison, pulled from the same shelter, have a unique play style 🐶
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Ark is a mix of strong willed, smart breeds, but with the right owner and all the work you're putting in, he could have a full life.
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We’ll be there!
FACTS:
Fostering leaves an open kennel to save someone else
Is it hard to say goodbye? Of course!
Did you help them so they can be adopted? Of course!
Opening your home to save a life is the kindest thing that you can do for our 4 legged friends 🐶
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My foster dog was the easiest dog to take care of. She was cage trained, and so well behaved with people. She didn’t like other dogs, but she’s the most laid-back easy-going sweet dog. We ended up adopting her.🥰
Opportunities to save 9 dogs a year instead of 1 dog for 9 yrs.
I find it easier to let go when I know the rescue always found a home as good as mine or better..of course I have only fostered rats and guinea pigs so a dog may be a lot harder but I agree we can help more dogs by fostering and not foster failing.
