A foster home is a temporary home where a homeless pet can stay until they are old enough, and/or healthy enough for spay/neuter surgery, or there is room for them at the BSA Sanctuary. Often the stress of the animal shelter can be hard on pigs recovering from injuries or those that have special needs, these are special cases that may also benefit from a foster home. The BSAS has a network of several foster homes that regularly work with us, but we are always in need of more. The bottom line is, the more foster homes we have, the more lives we can save. One must be zoned for livestock, have a set up such as secure fencing and/or housing to foster.
Do you have two, four, or six weeks to give a pig a second chance at a happy, healthy life? Are you interested in fostering pigs, but not sure if you are ready for a long term commitment? Do you love potbelly pigs, but just don’t have the time and resources to own one of your own?
Do you already have pigs? Can you give a pig in need a second chance at a happy , healthy life until we find them a forever home? Are you interested in fostering pigs for recovery and transition to be adopted? Do you love potbelly pigs and have a place to squeeze one more in?
That is certainly an option! You can go through the application process for adoption.
For short-term fosters it is roughly 2-6 months. For long term we ask that you care for the animal until we can find him/her a loving home.
A foster home is a temporary home where a homeless pet can stay until they are old enough, and/or healthy enough for spay/neuter surgery, or there is room for them at the BSA Sanctuary.
We invite you to read more on being a Foster parent here and there you can fill out the form to apply to be a foster parent.