Learn more about Valley Animal Center's fostering program, and how you can help save animals' lives today!

Dog Care Supervisor Ruben Whitney-Cantu shares his recent fostering experience with Bunny, a Chihuahua mix who's eyes had to be removed. Listen as he shares what it's like to foster a blind dog as well as how fostering is a way to help animals who may have gone through trauma.

Although we want our shelter animals to all be adopted, fostering is also a vital act that saves animal lives. Each time a person or family helps to foster an animal(s), that leaves one more kennel of our shelter open to take in another animal that may need our help. By becoming a foster parent/home, you are also able to give your foster animals the direct love and attention that they may so desperately need at this time in their lives. When you foster, you may not be that animal's forever home, but you are a much needed resting stop for them to find that forever home.

Apply to be a foster parent today: https://valleyanimal.org/foster-application/

Learn more about Valley Animal Center's fostering program: https://valleyanimal.org/get-involved/foster/

If you can't foster, but would still like to make an impact in an animal's life, you can donate here or purchase items on our Amazon Wish List. Through your donations, we are able to help current and future foster homes.

Ep. 7 - Adopting Dogs and Puppies w/Mariah and Jessica

Behind the TailsBy Valley Animal CenterJul 05, 2021