Fostering FAQs

One Love Animal Rescue Group, Inc. covers all medical expenses for foster animals, in addition to providing food, necessary supplies (e.g., crate, toys, etc.), and professional training/support as needed.

Foster families are responsible for providing safety, comfort, love, shelter, exercise, and care to their foster animal(s). This includes making appointments and transporting foster animal(s) to the veterinarian for required medical care, attending professional training classes with foster animal(s) to address behavior concerns or facilitate socialization if necessary, transporting foster animal(s) to periodic adoption events to increase their exposure, etc.

Generally, we prefer that fosters live within a one (1) hour radius of Mt. Laurel, NJ. Exceptions may be made with the understanding that fosters are responsible to regularly attend adoptions events with their foster animal(s) in the Mt. Laurel, NJ area.

Most animals remain in foster care for 2-6 weeks, although it’s important to note that the length of a foster commitment cannot be guaranteed. If you have prior commitments that prevent you from fostering beyond a certain time frame or date, a secondary foster home can be arranged with reasonable notice.

Yes! You will work closely with a foster coordinator to identify the right foster for your home/family. Preference for characteristics such as age, weight, temperament and activity level will be considered.

All approved fosters are automatically approved for adoption, so it would be a smooth transition!