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FOSTER
Open Your Home. Change A Life.
Every pet deserves safety, love, and a chance to thrive. At Peach State Rescue, Inc., our foster homes are the backbone of everything we do. We don’t operate as a traditional shelter — instead, we rely on caring individuals and families who open their homes to animals in need.
When you become a foster, you’re not only saving that animal’s life — you’re giving them a chance to learn what it means to be loved and to prepare for their forever home.
Fostering Opportunities
Bottle Babies
Expecting Moms & Nursing Litters
Expecting Moms & Nursing Litters
These tiny newborns require around-the-clock care — feeding every 2–4 hours, help with bathroom stimulation, and careful monitoring of their weight and temperature. It’s an intensive but incredibly rewarding experience that truly saves lives.
We provide formula, bottles, heating pads, and all supplies needed to give these babies their best start.
Expecting Moms & Nursing Litters
Expecting Moms & Nursing Litters
Expecting Moms & Nursing Litters
Pregnant or nursing dogs and cats need a calm, safe environment where they can give birth and raise their young in comfort.
Fosters provide warmth, stability, and love until the babies are weaned and ready for adoption. These families thrive in quiet homes and are perfect for fosters who enjoy nurturing and watching little ones grow.
Young and Adult Dogs & Cats
Expecting Moms & Nursing Litters
Young and Adult Dogs & Cats
These are healthy, adoptable pets who just need a temporary home until they find their forever family.
Some may come from shelters or tough situations and need time to decompress. Fosters help them adjust to home life, build confidence, and show their true personalities.
Most fosters only require a few weeks of care and basic daily routines — love, walks, meals, and a cozy place to rest.
Senior Pets
Expecting Moms & Nursing Litters
Young and Adult Dogs & Cats
Senior pets are often the most grateful fosters. Many have spent years in homes before losing their families and ending up in shelters.
They typically need a slower-paced environment, soft bedding, and lots of affection. These fosters are perfect for calm households that want to give older animals comfort, dignity, and love in their golden years.
Medical/Special Needs
Short-Term or Emergency Fosters
Short-Term or Emergency Fosters
Some animals come to us injured, underweight, or recovering from illness or surgery.
These fosters play a vital role in the healing process. We provide all medications, vet care, and instructions — you simply provide a calm, clean space and gentle encouragement.
Whether it’s a dog recovering from a broken leg or a cat healing from an uppe
Some animals come to us injured, underweight, or recovering from illness or surgery.
These fosters play a vital role in the healing process. We provide all medications, vet care, and instructions — you simply provide a calm, clean space and gentle encouragement.
Whether it’s a dog recovering from a broken leg or a cat healing from an upper respiratory infection, your care helps them return to health and happiness.
Short-Term or Emergency Fosters
Short-Term or Emergency Fosters
Short-Term or Emergency Fosters
Sometimes animals need a safe place for just a few days or weeks before a transport, event, or permanent foster placement.
These situations are ideal for people who travel frequently or want to help but can’t commit long-term. Even short stays make a massive difference and open space for another life to be saved.
Socialization Fosters
Short-Term or Emergency Fosters
Socialization Fosters
Many kittens and even some adult cats need help learning to trust humans.
Socialization fosters work with shy, undersocialized, or semi-feral cats — helping them grow comfortable with touch, play, and home life. With patience and love, these cats blossom into affectionate companions ready for adoption.
Behavioral Fosters
Short-Term or Emergency Fosters
Socialization Fosters
Some dogs and cats need a little extra help learning manners, leash skills, or confidence around people and other pets.
Our team provides training guidance and support materials so you can help your foster overcome fears or anxieties and become adoption-ready.