Foster Care Providers

Provide for the temporary housing of PACT cats, kittens, dogs or puppies who are not currently ready for adoption placement by becoming an Approved Foster Care Provider (AFCP).

AFCPs enable us to take in animals who are not currently able to be adopted out due to poor health, need for socialization (young rescued kittens who have never had contact with people), surgery, available cage space, or temporary emotional distress caused by their transition.  These animals might otherwise be euthanized by another facility if we didn't offer this refuge for the animals.

Fostering commitments can be as little as a few days, or up to a few months.

PACT rescues hundreds of animals every year from municipal shelters.  As a no-kill organization with the aggressive goal to save every life we can, our foster homes are almost always full.  It breaks our hearts that healthy, adoptable animals are being put to death, and we could save more if we only had additional foster homes.  Save an animal's life -- contact us to learn about becoming a PACT Approved Foster Care Provider.

Email our Feline Foster Care Coordinator for more information.

NOTE:  Our foster care program is for PACT adoptable animals.   We do not provide temporary boarding of owned pets.