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Fantastic Fosters Assessment Form - Dog - Catawba County 2025

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The document is an assessment form for foster dogs under the 'Fantastic Fosters' program. It includes various categories to evaluate a dog's behavior, eating habits, interaction with other animals, and comfort levels with new people. The form aims to gather detailed information about each foster dog to aid in their care and placement.

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Begin by entering the foster number in the designated field at the top of the form. This helps track your assessment accurately.
Next, indicate how long the dog has been in foster care. This information is crucial for understanding the dog's adjustment period.
Proceed to evaluate the dog's behavior with food. Select from options such as 'No problems at all' or 'Food aggressive towards animals' based on your observations.
Continue through each section, including leashes, furniture, toys, and interactions with other animals. Use checkboxes or dropdowns to provide detailed insights.
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We have answers to the most popular questions from our customers. If you can't find an answer to your question, please contact us.

Are dogs sad when they leave their foster home?

Yes, puppies can experience sadness or stress when they are given away to a new home. This emotional response can be attributed to several factors: Separation from Littermates and Mother: Puppies are social animals and rely on their littermates and mother for comfort and security.

What to get before fostering a dog?

Think about how youll bring your foster pup home and what supplies youll need. Make sure you have a separate space where they can acclimate, food and water bowls, a secure crate, and a comfy bed for them to call their own.

What are the two types of foster care in North Carolina?

Traditional Foster Care or a Home Placement: A home placement with a foster family. This may be with a family licensed by the state of North Carolina or by a private agency (listed on the next page). Kinship Care: A home with a family member or natural support known to the childs family.

What is the hardest part of fostering a dog?

Please keep in mind that bringing a foster animal into your home is akin to bringing in another child. Please dont overexert yourself. What Is The Hardest Part? The hardest part for most fosters is giving the foster animals back after forming an attachment.

Does Catawba Co. Humane Society offer spay/neuter?

HSCC is a wonderful organization that we are lucky to have in our community. They work hard to educate the public and provide low cost spay/neuter programs, as well as low-cost vaccinations to help keep the pet population in check and up to date for their safety.

What is the hardest part of fostering dogs?

The Cons of Fostering a Dog Attachment and letting go: One of the hardest parts of fostering is saying goodbye when the dog inevitably finds a permanent home. Time commitment: Fostering requires time and commitment to provide proper care, training, and attention to the dog. Behavioral issues:

Should my foster dog sleep in a crate?

Keep him crated at night. Its not only for his benefit, but for his safety. If they wander at night, they can get into stuff. Its also mandatory at our rescue since us fosters are trying to establish routine for their forever home. Crating is so helpful and necessary.

Should I let my foster dog sleep with me?

You might feel its appropriate to let your own dog jump on people, sleep on the bed, or beg for food, but please dont let your foster dog have these same indulgences. Set boundaries for your foster dog, and be consistent.

Fantastic Fosters Assessment Form - Dog - Catawba County 2025

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