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What is expected?
SAFE SPOT:
We ask that you give your foster Golden a safe
place to rest his head while he's up for adoption.
You will be responsible for a name (if he doesn't
already have one,) food, water, and shelter.
LOVE LOVE LOVE:
When your foster Golden first meets you, he will be very
disoriented and feeling out of sorts. He is his
most fragile in the first few days of foster care.
Love him up and let him know that everything will be OK.
GETTING
TO KNOW YOU:
After your Golden gets a little more comfortable, spend
some time getting to know him. Learn the Golden's
personality and help us determine what family best suits
him.
DR. KNOWS BEST:
Follow
any health guidelines set up by the veterinarian in his
initial health check. He may need to gain weight,
or go on a diet. He may have medicines or other
special needs. [NOTE: all vet bills are borne by AZGRC, and any emergency visits are reimbursed by AZGRC.]
GOOD DOG:
Help
us make sure your foster Golden is "family friendly."
Most of our Goldens have good manners, but some may need
a bit of basic obedience and indoor etiquette.
THE BIG DAY:
Be open to arrangements to meet
any interested applicants, whether they come visit your
foster Golden
in your home - or an AZGRC volunteer arranges a
greeting. |