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Apply to foster a Greenhill shelter animal

Greenhill accepts applications to foster shelter animals; foster stays may last from two weeks to several months.

Steps

2 steps
  1. Check age, landlord and pet requirementsFoster parents must be at least 18. Renters need landlord approval, and resident dogs and cats must have current vaccinations before placement.
  2. Apply and complete the follow-upSubmit the online Foster Care Application. Greenhill will contact you, then you complete online training and paperwork. New foster parents undergo a background check.

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