
With FastDogs-FastFriends the requirements to be a foster family are easy to meet. We are looking for a safe, loving home where these animals can learn the basics (about dog doors, potty training, walks, routine feeding, what "NO" means, etc.). To us, the most important qualities you can possess are patience and genuine love for these special dogs.
Like all groups, we have paperwork that is essential to complete that will need to be signed prior to us placing any dog into your home. Our Foster coordinator will meet with you and your family to explain the entire process and get all of the paperwork completed accurately.
You have helped save a life.
You have given this dog a chance to become a treasured part of a family that will love them forever.
You have taught an animal how to play with toys and chewies.
You have received absolute and unconditional love from this sweet tempered pet.
Pets enrich our lives.
You will receive many special memories and have many humorous stories to share with others while providing a safe shelter for these retired athletes.
Lots of cuddle time punctuated with brief bursts of activity that will make you laugh.
A good feeling in your heart for doing something that makes a difference.
A charitable donation that you can write off of your taxes.
You will meet and become friends with a bunch of like-minded and compassionate people.
Youll get to know a pet that is great with kids, senior adults, other dogs and some are good with cats, too.
You will grow to understand why these animals have sparked such a passion in us to want to continue rescuing them.
You have a large dog in your home.
This dog will most likely get into the trash once or twice.
(Every time they have smelled food in their past, it has been THEIR food!)
Greyhounds are VERY curious and will inadvertently get into things youd rather they didnt disturb.
You will most likely clean up some "accidents" in the first couple of days as they make the adjustment into your home.
Greyhounds will always look for the softest spot in the house to sleep.
Scooping the yard and regular walks will become a part of your routine.
Feeding time will become an event rather than just food bowls left out.
You will become an ambassador for greyhound adoption.
Everywhere you go with your dog, people will stop you and ask questions about the breed and about your experiences with them.
Take full advantage of this.
It will help us place more dogs in loving homes!
You will find lots of love and companionship returned from these amazing dogs.