Adopt or Foster
Forever homes and/or foster families are needed.
Click on a photo below for more information about each dog.
Click here for an adoption/foster form
| FUREVER and FOSTER HOMES WANTED! Click on the images below to learn more about our Lizzy's pups looking for forever homes. These dogs are easy to love and care for and they don't ask for much. |
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 Simii Looking for Adopter |
 JoJo Looking for Adopter |
 Christi Looking for Adopter |
 Fawn Looking for would be Foster or Adopter |
 Marcus Looking for would be Foster or Adopter |
 Barron Looking for would be Foster or Adopter |
Email LizzysHospice@gmail.com with any questions. Also, please share this page with your friends. Who knows - the perfect home could be someone you hadn't thought of before now.
Advantages of Fostering a LAH Companion Animal
Foster families are desperately needed! If we have more foster families, we can help more senior companion animals that nobody else wanted simply because they are elderly.
Some think that fostering an elderly/geriatric or even terminally ill companion animal is sad. It is an extremely rewarding experience. We feel lucky to be able make such an impact in the lives of these companion animals that others turned away. They deserve a happy end of life, no matter how long that may be. We have had some for a couple of years. We are looking for long term fosters because we do not know how long until the pet is adopted or until they pass on and we do not want them going from place to place to place in a shorter amount of time. It is very disorienting for them.
As a foster family, any purchase that you make on behalf of the foster companion animal can be a tax deduction on your personal tax return for that year.
If are considering adopting, but aren't sure that is the way you want to go, an alternative to adopting right off is fostering. Email us at lizzyshospice@gmail.com for questions or a foster application. Thank you for considering fostering a Lizzy's Animal Hospice companion animal.
Click here to go to our Adoption/ Foster to view the animals that are ready to be adopted or fostered.
Also, some of the companion animals are not elderly. They were brought in to LAH as a special project, and are happy healthy, and much younger!!! Check them out!