Foster a Dog, Save a Life – Join Ace of Hearts Dog Rescue as a Foster Parent!
Are you ready to make a life-changing difference for a rescue dog? Become a foster parent with Ace of Hearts Dog Rescue! As a 100% foster-based rescue, we rely on incredible fosters to save dogs from high-kill shelters and provide them with loving temporary homes while they await their forever families. Fostering is an amazing way to help, and it’s also incredibly rewarding – nothing beats the joy of seeing a dog thrive because of your care.
We cover everything for you – food, toys, treats, beds, leashes, collars, medical expenses – so all you need to provide is love and a safe, reliable space for the dog.
Meet Annie and Space Cowboy – Dogs in Urgent Need of Fosters!
Annie: Annie is a sweet pit mix girl with a quirky charm – she’s cross-eyed! While her vision isn’t the strongest, she’s otherwise healthy and ready to shine in a foster home. Annie is dog-selective and does better with large dogs than small ones. She might be best as the only dog in the home or in a home with larger dogs. No small dogs, please. Annie is good with people but can be nervous meeting strangers due to her limited vision, so slow introductions are best. Once she’s comfortable, she’s a wonderful companion. Annie needs a foster home ASAP – can you help her?
Space Cowboy: Space Cowboy is a lovable boxer mix who was recently rescued from the shelter. He’s a friendly, excitable boy with a great personality! He loves attention, cuddling, and playing. Space Cowboy has plenty of energy and will thrive with a foster who can engage him in fun activities. Right now, he’s battling a cold and will need a vet visit. Once he’s healthy, he’ll be ready for neutering. Space Cowboy needs a foster home ASAP where he can rest, recover, and feel safe.
General Foster Requirements:
- Age: 21+
- Home Environment: No small dogs, cats, or young kids; most of our dogs are large (60-90 lbs or bigger!), so fosters must be comfortable with big dogs.
- Commitment to Events: Be available to bring your foster dog to Petco in West Hollywood every other Saturday for mandatory adoption events and to pick up supplies.
- Vet and Meet & Greets: Be able to take the dog to vet appointments as needed and participate in meet-and-greets with potential adopters.
- Household Approval: Make sure everyone in your home is on board with fostering before reaching out.
- Time Commitment: We ask for a minimum four-week commitment. Short-term or emergency fostering is still helpful, but long-term fosters make the biggest impact!
Fostering is life-saving. Each dog you foster opens up space for us to rescue another dog from a high-kill shelter. It’s also fun and fulfilling – you’ll enjoy the love and companionship of a dog while helping them on their journey to a better life.
Ready to Become a Foster Hero?
Reply to this Craigslist ad with the following info to get started:
Your Name
Phone Number
Email Address
Annie, Space Cowboy, and countless other rescue dogs are counting on you!
