Foster Application

Not only do you get the best kind of companionship, but you are also helping out the overpopulated rescues and shelters.”

 – Samantha K

 

Meant 2B Loved is a non-profit organization run entirely by volunteers, including fosters. We need your help to care for the many animals in need in our communities.

Whether you’re fostering tiny kittens or large dogs, many of these animals require your love and support to have the best chance of finding an adopter. When you foster, you help give them the space, experiences and resources they need when going to a new home!

Simply put, fostering saves lives. The animals in your care can go on to loving homes and you get the reward of being an important part of their story.
 

Fosters are required to spend time with their foster animals. Socialization is just as crucial to their well-being as food and medical care. Gradual integration with other household pets is encouraged for adaptability. It is helpful if fosters have their own vehicle for transport to any necessary veterinary appointments.

M2BL asks that fosters provide photos and some notes about the animal’s personality for promotion on our website and social media. A volunteer photographer can also be requested or recommended to help with photos.

Potential adopters are screened by Meant 2B Loved Pet Rescue. Upon approval, they are put in contact directly with fosters. Foster homes should be willing to accommodate potential adopters, as they are encouraged to meet the foster animal in the foster home.

I would 100% recommend fostering/adopting, especially through Meant 2B Loved. They care so much about every animal they encounter and are very careful and mindful about placing the animals with the right families. The experience was so positive – she was delivered to us with everything that she could possibly need, all we had to do was love her which was the easiest part!

 – Kristina B

M2BL provides all food, litter and essentials at no cost to the foster. Veterinary bills and any medical expenses are also covered by M2BL thanks to donations and fundraising initiatives.

Foster homes are encouraged to request food and litter supplies with at least 72 hours notice. Consistency in food supplies is aimed for to avoid gastrointestinal issues for the animals.

We cannot say enough good things about M2BL. Anytime we have a concern regarding Sofie they immediately get her into the vet and ensure her health and well-being is at the forefront. We feel so lucky to have this lovely little lady in our home to live out her days. We went into this knowing her time with us could be short, and we are amazed that she has been with us for 2.5 years at this point and still going strong!”

 – Krystle A, Palliative dog foster