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Dogs in good health
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Sick dogs, contagious
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Sick dogs, non-contagious
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Wounded dogs
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Disabled dogs
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Dogs with behavioral problems
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Puppies
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Adult Dogs
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Elderly Dogs
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Pregnant or Nursing Mothers (individual assessment required)
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Abandoned/homeless dogs
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Dogs from kill shelters (not actively, only if Foster has pulled them from kill shelter on their own)
Homeless Pet Placement League (HPPL)
HPPL aims to
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Rehabilitate and provide foster care for stray/abandoned dogs and cats with the goal of placing them into qualified, permanent adoptive homes
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Provide humane education and increase public compassion for animals in an effort to prevent future animal suffering and neglect
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Support other animal welfare organizations, and aid in providing the cost of spaying/neutering other animals for pet owners who are unable to assume the cost.
