If are you
interested in fostering there will certainly be just the one for you to take
home and look after on a temporary basis.
Fostering
is a commitment. The animal needs a safe and contained environment. Commitment
means you take good care of the animal, socialize it, exercise it by regularly
walking it on the lead, do some training if you like, make it feel safe and
loved; and above all have fun together, while preparing it for adoption.
All that is
necessary, such as baskets, blankets, bowls, collars, leads, and food will be
provided by the Friends.
If a visit
to the vet is needed, consult with Patricia or Monique of the Friends first.
There is no
fixed period for fostering. It could be that an animal has been adopted, but is
waiting for the (group or individual) transport, which could take up to 6
weeks. But fostering could also take longer while waiting for an adoption to
happen. We need your commitment in all those cases.
And,
believe me, doing all that is an experience that has its own reward. For the
animal and for you!
Are you now
longing to start fostering? Easy peasy, make an appointment with Patricia or
Monique of Friends of Canil de Portimão to visit the dogs and cats there, walk
a dog perhaps, and hopefully find one that you would just love to foster.
All dogs
and cats are chipped, neutered, and vaccinated.
You can
already get an idea of the dogs and cats at the Canil by visiting the website
of the Friends of Canil de Portimão: https://www.friendscanilportimao.com/.
To visit them in person and for more information on fostering, send an email to
Patricia friendscanilportimao@gmail.com
or Monique moniquegieling25@gmail.com.
Pity some dog owners allow their dogs out, unaccompanied, onto the streets (presumably to poop) and to bark at all times of day and night, but authorities are not interested.
By gerry from Algarve on 03 Feb 2023, 08:06