Adopting a Companion from Foster Pet Outreach

They're Healthy! All pets in our care are examined by a veterinarian, vaccinated, tested (Heartworm for dogs or Feline Leukemia for cats) and treated for worms, fleas, ticks and ear mites, spayed or neutered, and micro chipped.

They've had their shots! Dogs receive vaccines against distemper, hepatitis, respiratory infections (including kennel cough), Parvo virus, and rabies. Cats receive their FVRCP combo vaccine to protect against Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia, rabies and Feline Leukemia booster.

They want to meet you!  We interview prospective adopters to ensure a good match. Once we have an idea of which pet will fit best in your family, we'll bring the foster pet to your home for a visit with family members and other pets in the household. Foster Pet Outreach then requires a 24 hour waiting period before placing a pet in a new home, giving you time to think about this as a family and make preparations for your new pet.

They're such a good deal! Our adoption fee is $175. 

Look what a typical veterinarian charges for just some of what Foster Pet Outreach provides:

That's not counting micro chipping, monthly flea and heartworm protection and any other health issues that may arise. Generous donations from kind animal lovers have helped keep our adoption fees affordable for all.

What we expect from you:

We hope that enough thought and care is put into each adoption that this will be a forever home. If you realize that the match is not quite perfect, we expect that the animal will be returned to Foster Pet Outreach. Hopefully, this decision will be final soon after the adoption, but we will take an animal back at any point in their life.

We require dogs be kept indoors, with adequate outdoor exercise time, and remain up to date on all vaccinations during the life of the pet. Loose roaming or chaining is not acceptable.

We require cats be kept indoors and remain up to date on all vaccinations during the life of the pet. 

Click here to fill out the DOG Adoption Form.

Click here to fill out the CAT  Adoption Form.