Foster
Oahu's homeless dogs desperately need your help. Open your heart and home to a dog in need.
Each day we are turning away calls to take in abandoned dogs because we do not have enough qualified fosters. By providing a temporary, loving home, you're giving a dog the chance to heal, learn, and prepare for their fur-ever family.
Fostering is one of the most rewarding ways to help rescue dogs in need. Fur-Angel Foundation provides all the basic supplies and medical care. Your job is to transport your foster to appointments and love him/her as your own!
Dogs Needing Fosters
These pups are waiting for a loving foster home. Could you be their hero?
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Alvin
BUMBO
Fatty Patty
Lono
Mable
Marcie
Meli don't add yet
Moo
Pepper
Tess
Trixie
Steps to becoming a foster
Fill out foster application
Complete the online application form.
Schedule a virtual in-home tour
Complete the "Foster Checklist" with the coordinator.
Review policies and procedures
Familiarize yourself with FAF policies (see application & checklist). All FAF dogs are spayed/neutered before adoption.
Start fostering!
Fostering timeframe can vary from a minimum of 30 days to potentially a few months, depending on each individual circumstance.
Why foster?
Save a Life
Give a rescue dog a safe and loving place to stay while they wait for their fur-ever home.
All Expenses Covered
FAF provides food, medical care, and supplies — you provide the love!
Short-Term Commitment
Experience the joy of a dog without the long-term commitment of adoption.
Help Dogs Thrive
Foster homes provide socialization, training, and confidence that shelters can't.
Make a Direct Impact
Free up space for more rescues and be part of a dog's journey to their perfect family.
Unconditional Love
Experience the tail wags, cuddles, and gratitude of a pup who knows they're cared for.
Join a Supportive Community
Connect with fellow animal lovers and get guidance every step of the way!
*Disclaimer: The foster dog's health and behavior has been accurately represented to the foster parent, to the best possible knowledge of FAF. Due to the state in which many of our dogs are found (i.e. abandoned, homeless, etc.) FAF cannot, and does not, make any guarantees as to the health, temperament, mental disposition, or training of the dog. As a precaution, keep your pets separate from the foster dog until they have been medically cleared by a veterinarian. FAF shall not be held liable for any illnesses or defects the dog may have or develop, or for any injury or damage that the dog may cause.
“I cannot say enough good things about this foundation … The positivity, passion and energy they have for what they do is through the roof.”