Could You Foster?

In spring, the KCHS shelters are often deluged with mother cats with new-born kittens or orphaned kittens too young to adopt.  Similarly, puppies also may be surrendered.  While the shelters can accommodate some of these animals, we also need people who are willing to foster the “overflow” until they are large enough (3 pounds for kittens) and old enough (8 weeks) to be spayed or neutered and adopted.  We also need fosters for adult animals that may be overly shy or need further socialization before they can be adopted.   

HAVE JUST A LITTLE TIME?

Even if you only have a little bit of spare time, you can still be a valued volunteer.  Would you like to walk dogs?  Perhaps you could foster kittens or puppies at home.  Retirees, we need your help!  Give us a call!