Many individuals struggling with substance use disorder face a heartbreaking dilemma when seeking treatment: finding a safe place for their pets. In some cases, people delay or decline entering treatment altogether rather than risk surrendering their beloved animals to shelters or the SPCA.

Our program provides a solution. We offer temporary foster care for the pets of individuals entering residential drug and alcohol treatment—allowing them to focus fully on recovery, knowing their companions are safe, loved, and waiting for their return.

By opening your home to foster a pet, you’re helping someone take the critical step toward recovery—while providing comfort and care to their beloved companion.

Volunteers are matched with individuals entering residential drug and alcohol treatment who need temporary care for their pets. One of our team members will safely transport the pet to your home, along with food and all necessary supplies. You’ll provide a loving, stable environment until the client completes their treatment and is ready to be reunited with their animal.

Fostering is a powerful way to support healing—both for people and pets.

We’re just getting started and working toward becoming a nonprofit organization—and right now, it’s a one-person effort with a big mission. That’s why we need your help.

Whether you can assist with transporting pets, help spread the word by sharing our link, or contribute financially, your support makes a meaningful difference. Every effort, big or small, helps us grow and bring hope to more people and their pets.

Together, we can build a community of compassion, connection, and second chances.