Woofwoof Fosters

WHY & HOW Let us start by telling you the "WHY" and "HOW" woofwoof fosters was created. Our founder moved to TN in February of 2019. Since moving here, she has seen a lot of posts on Facebook and other social media sites about missing, neglected, homeless, abused dogs, and overcrowded shelters and rescues. Our founder and her family rented houses while searching for a place to buy that would accommodate animals. In 2022, they finally found a home to buy! Now that they have a home and some land, they want to do what they can to help! The dream is that one day rescue organizations won't be needed and that all humans will see these beautiful furbabies for what they are….. love in the purest form. It is part of woofwoof foster's mission to make this happen. woofwoof fosters - A NOT FOR PROFIT PROGRAM- Our organization is an all-volunteer, home-based, foster-based, certified 501(c)(3) dog rescue/placement organization based in South East Tennessee. woofwoof fosters strongly believes in networking with local rescues, shelters, and transports, by using social media and web-related databases. We also utilize adoption events/expos to help place these pets in the best homes possible. Part of our mission is to establish strong, trusting relationships with other rescue groups to network together and save more lives. woofwoof fosters - A NOT FOR PROFIT PROGRAM- Our organization is an all-volunteer, home-based, foster-based, certified 501(c)(3) dog rescue/placement organization based in South East Tennessee. woofwoof fosters strongly believes in networking with local rescues, shelters, and transports, by using social media and web-related databases. We also utilize adoption events/expos to help place these pets in the best homes possible. Part of our mission is to establish strong, trusting relationships with other rescue groups to network together and save more lives. WHERE DO OUR FURKIDS COME FROM? The majority of the dogs at woofwoof fosters come from numerous different animal control shelters in the southeast region of Tennessee. We also care for dogs from hoarding situations and owner surrenders that may otherwise be taken directly to the shelter. woofwoof fosters strives to save the forgotten ones, the ones that no one comes for, the ones that become urgent because their time has run out. We are committed to providing the dogs that come into woofwoof fosters with the best possible care while they wait for their fur-ever homes. This is achievable by acclimating them to life outside of a shelter environment and providing them with appropriate veterinary care. Every dog is on flea/tick/heartworm preventives, up to date on vaccines, spayed or neutered, and micro-chipped. Part of their acclimation includes teaching them how to be a dog, teaching them proper house manners and socializing them with people and dogs alike. While there are shelters that are forced to euthanize for space, we are a no-kill rescue and healthy, friendly pets in our care will not be euthanized for space. Here's to a bright future working with you and with anyone that wants to become part of the solution that is necessary to end the killing, abuse and neglect of these innocent animals.