Sponsoring
Sponsor our Long-Term Foster Dogs
Occasionally, we may take in a dog which due to its age or medical needs is not suitable to be put up for adoption. In these circumstances, Pawfection Rehoming will put a care plan together for long term foster placement.
The dog will be placed with suitable fosterers on the basis that the dog will remain with that fosterer for the rest of their life. Pawfection Rehoming will pay for all medical expenses, treatments, training and rehabilitation costs as well as the provision of food, equipment and other basic essentials to care for the dog in a loving home environment. On-going support will be carried out with the help of one of our Rehoming Officers
This is a very expensive service and relies on Pawfection Rehoming raising funds to enable us to cover the costs involved.
If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please complete the Initial Contact Form and one of our volunteers will discuss the options available.
One such dog who finds herself in this situation is Narla.
Narla is a 7-year-old Presa Canario, who needed surgery on one of her knees and continued rehabilitation to help build and maintain muscle in her legs. Pawfection Rehoming have spent in the region of £6000 on treatment for her and continues to pay for physio and medications.
You can help us to support dogs like Nala by making regular monthly donations. We suggest £5 per month as a typical donation. In return, we will give you updates on all the dogs in our care, as well as a certificate, Pawfection Rehoming merchandise and the knowledge that your generosity is helping us support dogs that might otherwise face being put to sleep.
Click HERE if you want to learn more about Narla!
If you're someone who thinks they could provide a forever home for a dog like Narla or you think long-term fostering is right for you, then please complete our Initial Contact Form below and submit it! This will send your contact to pawfectionrehoming@gmail.com automatically and allows one of our Rehoming Officers to get in touch with you.