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Foster Information

If you are interested in becoming a foster for Adore-A-Bull Rescue, AABR provides all supplies, food, and vetting for all fosters.  All we ask of our foster homes is to provide a warm, loving home for them, work on basic obedience, and get them to vet appointments & adoption events.  We realize you can’t make every appointment or event, so we will arrange transport if you can’t make it.

  1. We need the applicant to download and fill out our foster application
  2. Once you complete the application, please email it to: adoreabullrescue@gmail.com
  3. We will call you to talk to you about your application, your current pets (if you have any), get an idea on what type of foster you would be open to (puppy, adult, senior, special needs, mother with puppies, etc.) and answer any questions you may have about what fostering entails.  Please give us some time to get back to you, we are all volunteers with full time jobs.
  4. If you have other animals (cats/dogs), it is our policy that they must be spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations, and current on Flea/heartworm prevention.  We will ask for your veterinarian’s contact information to do a reference check.
  5. If you are a renter, we must have expressed permission from your landlord to allow a bully breed dog in your home. If you live in an HOA, you must provide the bylaws for the community or we must receive expressed permission to allow bully breed dogs into your community.
  6. Once the above steps are complete, we do a home visit – this visit’s purpose is solely to verify what is on your application, look for hazards for puppies (we help puppy proof) or for the new dog, and get an idea of the environment the dog would be placed in.  If you have other pets, we would like to meet them as well.  We want to get to know their temperament, so we can find the right foster for your family.
  7. Once you are approved, we would move forward with finding you a foster.

Foster FAQ:

    • Q: How long?
      A: Unfortunately that really depends.  We ask that you stay committed to keeping the dog/puppy until he/she is adopted.  That could be one week or one year.  We have found that the fosters who work with their pups in their training go the fastest.

We can’t stress enough that we really, truly appreciate all of our adopters, fosters, and volunteers.  We know the policies above might seem strict, but we have tweaked our process due to experience.  Thank you!

Interested in adoption?