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Fostering for SGS
As a foster carer your job is to help a dog adapt to living in a family home. You'll be helped along the way by the (very experienced!) SGS Team and a wide network of SGS supporters, volunteers and of course foster folks!

A few things to consider
Watching a homeless dog blossom in a home environment is a beautiful thing. Seeing a foster dog off to their forever home is tough, but the joy of seeing hounds and humans happily united makes it worthwhile.
A lot of people don't see the hard work that goes on in foster homes, they see the end result. It can take a bit of time for a dog to learns it's not ok to pee in the kitchen for example.
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If you are new to fostering we strongly recommend you explore these pages to learn more before you apply.
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