By spaying or neutering your pet, you’ll help control the pet homelessness crisis! While C.A.R.E. does not euthanize adoptable animals, many other shelters are faced with tough choices which [...]
Every now and then, C.A.R.E. will take in neonate puppies without their mother, and these puppies will need to be bottle fed and cared for around the clock. Newborn puppies are relatively [...]
Cleaning between your foster groups Once you have taken the puppies back to the shelter for surgery it is time to clean and prepare your puppy room for your next foster group! You will need to: [...]
Bringing them in for surgery Spay/neuter appointments are made 2-3 weeks in advance during the busy season, based on age and overall health of the puppies. The foster coordinator will contact you [...]
Puppies are ready for adoption at 8 weeks of age as long as they reach a certain weight and are healthy. Our Foster Coordinator will keep in touch with you throughout the foster period and [...]
