Below are the dogs currently in need of foster homes. If you are  interested  in fostering, please make sure you have a foster application on file with us, as well as a completed foster agreement. 



  • Angel – 7 month old Spaniel mix, 28 lbs. Good with other dogs and kids. No cat experience. 

  • Bambino – 2 year old Whippet mix, 7 lbs. Good with dogs and kids. 

  • Canela – 3 year old Lab mix. 40 lbs. Great with other dogs and kids. No cat experience. Needs home with secure yard. 

  • Arriving Saturday February 2nd at Seatac:
    Chita – 1 year old Terrier mix. Very playful. Good with other dogs. Needs a yard to run in. Good with kids. No cat experience.

  • Arriving Monday January 28th at Seatac (mid-day):
    Mika – Young Husky mix. Lovely girl. Good with other dogs. Cats unknown. No experience with kids.

  • Arriving Wednesday January 30th at Seatac (evening):
    Pinky – 18 month old Corgi mix, 22 lbs. Happy and sweet. Good with other dogs and kids. No cat experience. 

  • Cachito – 7 month old mixed breed, 20 lbs. Sweet boy, good with other dogs. Suffered mutilation and has some scars but is happy and kind. Good with all people incl. kids.

  • Max – 1 year old Terrier, around 20 lbs. Good with other dogs and kids. No cat experience. 

  • Xena – 5 month old little chihuahua. Friendly and sweet. Good with other dogs. No experience with cats.

  • Jemma – We can’t believe this sweetie is still boarded. Jemma is amazing and loving and so good on the leash. She knows all of her basic commands and is a snuggler. She does have separation anxiety and cannot be home alone for long. She needs a secure yard. She can get along with other dogs but it takes her a little time to figure it out. She plays quite hard so another dog’s play style must match hers.

  • Already in Seattle and in immediate need of a foster:
    Lily and Luke – A bonded pair of spaniel mixes. Small in size (around 10 lbs each). Luke is very social and cuddly. Lily is very shy and withdrawn and afraid of people. We would like to see them in a foster home together. They are just learning to walk on a leash and need a very secure yard space (no apartment). Lily is grumpy with other dogs at the moment, so a foster without other dogs is best. They have both come a long way and just need a little more time before they can be adopted.