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Fostering

Pet Pals LLC • May 04, 2020

I hear so often , “It would be too hard for me to foster. I’d get too attached. I could never give them up.”

I hear so often , “It would be too hard for me to foster. I’d get too attached. I could never give them up.”

Fostering animals is about taking a deserving creature into your home, during their greatest time of need, nursing them back to health, accepting the pain of their past... loving, teaching, and guiding them… and then... sending them off to live the lives they deserve. Fostering is about giving a dog (or any animal) the one thing they’ve never had or lost… hope. And with the simple act of opening up your home and hearts to them, YOU are able to grant their one wish. YOU are able to make their dreams come true. YOU are able to save their life. Pet Pal Gilda is proof, she was adopted and look at Pet Pal Gilda with her brothers!!!!

BIG HUGE incredible Thank You to Dakota Dachshund Rescue for getting this love out of the breeding circle and saved from euthanasia. To Pet Pals Gilda's foster Mom, thank you for making a difference for Gilda!

Throwback Thursday to Gilda in this live video.

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