For the Love of PITS
PO Box 19292
Cleveland, Ohio 44119
Responsibilities of a Foster Family:
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To provide daily care.
Just like owning a pet, this includes feeding, exercise, waste clean-up, and positive, loving interactions, as well as being on the lookout for any emerging medical or behavioral issues. -
To provide a good balance of love and discipline.
Many dogs are returned to rescue because they were lacking in adequate attention or training/discipline in their early months. As a foster parent, you have the chance to teach the dog just what love is all about, in the form of grooming, play and petting, as well as fair, consistent training and discipline. -
To Attend Obedience Classes.
Many of the dogs we rescue have never learned basic obedience or good manners. Our goal is to provide each dog basic obedience training so that they are well-behaved and breed ambassadors upon adoption. Classes will be held once a week for six weeks and the foster parent will need to work with the foster dog each day. -
To allow prospective adopters to meet the foster dog.
After an interested party is screened in accordance with our policies and we believe we've found a potential adopter, we will work with you to arrange a meet-and-greet. We will solicit your input to help us match up the best possible family with your foster dog. - To provide feedback.
Your role is to provide truthful and complete information about the dog. We'll also want to know how you are doing. We want to make your foster experience the most positive it can be!
PLEASE HELP US HELP THESE DOGS!!!! THEY DESERVE A CHANCE!