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Foster
Parents provide a nurturing environment in your home for animals so they
may mature, heal, socialize, and become or remain adoptable.
We are looking for a dedicated individual or family with a satisfactory
living arrangement willing to care for an individual animal or animals
that require extra time or attention to help them thrive and become or
remain adoptable. Volunteers must be accepting of emotional challenges
when faced with adoption, illness, death, or euthanasia of a foster animal.
Fostering is ideal for people who are interested in learning proper care
and habitat arrangements for different reptiles.
Volunteer
Benefits:
- Choose
the type of animal you are comfortable inviting into your home.
- Learn proper
care and husbandry of many different reptiles.
- Personal
triumph when a foster animal finds a loving home.
- Flexible
volunteer position tailored just for you.
- CoRHS will
provide all equipment and veterinary care.
Duties:
- Feed, socialize,
groom, introduce basic training, and medicate shelter animals in need
of foster care.
- Ensure the
safety of your foster animal and respond to the needs of the animal.
- Observe
and report any problems with the animal to the Foster Department.
- Return the
animal to the Humane Society upon request or according to any special
arrangements made by the volunteer and the Foster Department.
- Comply with
the Humane Society's philosophies and policies and act as a representative
of the Humane Society.
Training
Requirement:
- Complete
a foster
parent application and attend an information session
and attend foster care training.
- Host a home
visit to be completed by Humane Society staff and volunteers.
- A minimum
commitment of six months is required.
- Direct
supervision by Foster Coordinator and Executive Director.
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