The Intake Pet Form allows the potential Foster Carer to receive a small introduction to your Rescue and the pet you need fostered and including what vet work is needed.
Fostering is about understanding your own capabilities and experience. There many opportunities to build on your skills and experience. As a result, the Intake Pet Form includes a field for describing health, such as known or suspected infection, illness, injury, or disease.
Foster carers are knowledgeable about how to make pets feel secure and loved, as well as the difficulties they encounter due to unidentified illnesses or injuries.
By completing an Intake Pet Form, the Foster Carer can make an informed decision to accept or decline the Invitation to Foster based on the level of experience.
Foster carers strive to provide each pet with a calm and loving environment, and the more they know about your pet, the better prepared we can be for their arrival.
Every detail on the Intake Pet Form is important. Information about the pet's diet, daily routines, fears, health needs, and behaviour around other animals or children. As well as any unique quirks, all contribute to a comprehensive picture of their personality and needs. A pet who is shy, anxious, playful, elderly, or managing a medical condition may require different types of care. By sharing this information, you help us ensure that they are placed with someone who can truly support them.
The more information you provide, the more effectively the Foster Carer can be matched to your foster pet. This process goes beyond just finding a place for your pet to stay; it's about helping them decompress, heal and recover in readiness for their furever home.
Please share as much information as you can. Even small details can make a big difference.
INTAKE PET FORM