Issaquah-based People United for Pets seeks families who can take in pets as the organization searches for permanent homes.
The group depends on fosters to save dogs. People United for Pets, establised in May 2006, is a foster home program without a facility. Rescued dogs stay with families as the organization finds a family for permanent adoptions.
Since that time, due to the efforts of foster volunteers and their family members opening up their hearts and homes, the group has placed an ever increasing number of dogs into their forever homes.
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Becoming a foster
If you're ready to make a difference in the lives of rescued dogs, please download, complete, and email a Volunteer/Foster Application:
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Questions about Fostering?
Check out PUP's fostering FAQ brochure to learn more about taking in dogs. You also can send questions via email to get them answered personally.
For more information about the group check out their website at http://www.peopleunitedforpets.com.
-- Information from People United for Pets
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