Fayette Humane Society Foster Program

We are lucky to have many wonderful animal loving people to be a part of our foster care program. These individuals open their hearts and homes to animals waiting for their family. Foster parents are very important to our life-saving mission.

Would you like to open up your heart and home to a precious dog, puppy, cat, or kitten? We will provide all their needs such as their food, litter, vaccines, and medical care (if ill).

We only ask that you provide a roof over their furry little heads and most importantly, love. Please call us at 740-335-8126.

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Upper Respiratory Infection in Kittens and Cats Upper Respiratory Infections (URI) are common infections of the upper airways in kittens and cats. As a foster caregiver of these pets, there is a high chance that you might encounter this infection in one or more of your fostered felines. This short class will give you the basics of how to recogniz...

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Harmful Non-Productive Suckling in Orphaned Neonatal Kittens Harmful non-productive suckling in your foster kitten can be a frustrating, and potentially life-threatening problem to encounter.To help you learn how to best combat this behavior, this short, interactive class will cover:

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Emergencies in Kittens and Puppies (0-4 weeks) Being a foster caregiver to a very young kitten or puppy is an incredibly rewarding experience. Occasionally, however, the youngsters that are placed in foster care can become sick or injured. This can be a stressful experience for the kitten or puppy and for the foster caregiver. Questions of when…

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Using foster care to increase lifesaving in large dogs Can you place medium and large dogs with behavioral problems in foster homes and see their behavior improve? Can those dogs eventually be adopted into permanent homes? And can all of that be done safely? Those were the objectives of a 22-month long study conducted by Fairfax County Animal Shelter in

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Fostering and Socializing Unsocial Kittens Fostering kittens is an extremely fun and rewarding experience. However, it can be frustrating when your foster kittens are frightened of you and want nothing to do with you or any other humans. The good news is that many unsocialized kittens, depending on their age, can learn to not only tolerate i...

Find Kittens? Don't Panic!
*Mom is probably hunting for food or a safer nest.
*Watch the kittens for a few hours from afar to see if mom returns.
*Kittens are unlikely to survive if brought to the shelter without mom.
*Unsure if you should intervene? Call us at 740-335-8126.

DOG AND PUPPY FOSTERS NEEDED
Did you know that the only way we can help dogs and puppies is if we have foster homes for them to go to? That's right. In our current building we are not able to house dogs and puppies. Our only option to help them find homes is to rely on foster homes.
When you foster with us you just provide the shelter, daily care, and love. We provide everything else from food to medical care. All of our dogs and puppies are neutered/spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccines, rabies (if old enough), dewormed, heartworm tested (if old enough) and treated for fleas.

Please consider becoming a foster family today!

Call 740-335-8126

We have 3 sick kittens at our Grove City PetSmart that need picked up today and brought back to the shelter for treatment. If you can help please contact Richelle at (937) 527-7833. Thank you