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Foster homes are crucial to our rescue group,
thanks for helping!
We need foster
homes in the Plattsburgh, NY area, all of Vermont (esp. in the south) and NH.
If you want to assist us in short term foster or long term foster care, send us
this form. :)
Being a foster parent is a big job. This is where the pug
goes for his/her transition period. Some pugs will need to be nursed back to health,
or trained. A foster parent is the one who will get the pug(s) ready for their
new homes.
Most of our rescue pugs have health issues, sometimes just minor ones. GMPR
will cover the vet costs for these pugs, but just be aware of this if you decide
to foster.
YOU MUST BE 18 TO FILL THIS OUT!
Application to Foster (Temporary Housing):
Name(s):
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Do you own or rent your home?
Home Phone:
Cell Phone:
E-Mail:
Work
Phone:
Employer:
Reference Name & Phone No.:
(Not a
family member)
Reference Name & Phone No.:
Veterinarian:
Veterinarian Address:
Phone No.:
How much discount does your veterinarian give to rescue groups?
(If your vet does not provide a discount, you will be required
to take your foster pug to a veterinarian approved by GMPR)
How far are you willing to travel to a GMPR approved veterinarian?
Landlord Name & Phone No.:
If you have a Landlord, are pets approved?
How many adults live in your home?
Is an
adult home during the day:
How many hours a day would a Foster Pug be home alone without a family member?
Where will the Foster Pug be when it is home alone?
How many children live in the home?
Ages
of children?
Is your yard securely fenced?
Do you have a swimming pool?
Describe your household:
Do you now have, or ever had a Pug?
If no, have you thoroughly researched the Pug breed?
Describe your experience with the Pug breed:
Why do you want to become a Foster Family for GMPR?
Have you ever fostered animals from a shelter or rescue before?
If yes, describe the experience:
Do you currently have any pets?
If yes, describe them:
Are your pets all spayed or neutered?
If no, please explain why?
Are all current dogs licensed?
If no, please explain why:
Are you able to foster a pug with special needs?
Do you have an area where a special needs pug can be comfortably isolated from
your pets?
What method will you use to house break a Foster Pug?
Are you able to foster pugs with behavioral issues?
Pugs sometimes stay in foster care for many months. Will you be able to hand a
pug over to its Forever Family when the time comes to let it go?
Have you considered the affect fostering a pug may have on you, your family, or
on your pets?
Is everyone in your household in agreement about fostering Rescued Pugs?
I agree to allow a representative from Green Mountain Pug Rescue perform a home
inspection and conduct an interview with me and my family members. I understand
that Green Mountain Pug Rescue will contact my veterinarian, my references, and
if applicable, my landlord. My application will be approved or declined based
upon the home visit report, the information provided by my references, my
veterinarian, my landlord, and my suitability, in GMPR’s opinion, as a potential
foster family. I will be informed by the Adoption Coordinator as to whether or
not my application has been approved or declined. I am of legal age and have the
income and ability to take care of a Foster Pug. All statements I have made in
this application are true and I understand that this application may be rejected
if any of the information I have supplied above is found to be false.
I verify, that I have answered
these questions truthfully, and that I am at least 18 years old.
Signature (type in full name):
Date:
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