We do not have a physical shelter, so our greatest need is foster homes.  The number of foster homes we have determines how many dogs we can help.  We will not commit to a dog unless we have a foster home to place them in.  If you have ever thought about fostering, please see our Fostering page for more information.  It's a rewarding experience that you will not regret!

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If fostering is not right for you, but you would still like to help, we also need volunteers to do:

• Home visits - part of our adoption screening process includes visiting the homes of potential adopters.  Don't worry!!  We'll train you.

• Transports - we often need help driving dogs to vet appointments or from the shelter to their foster homes.

• Fundraising - this is not something we actively do that often, but we welcome ideas and leadership.