Dog Food and Supplies

Crates for Kenneling (small through giant sizes)

Collars and Leashes

Dog Food- Dry Kibble (for puppies and/or adults)

Metal Food Bowls

Dog Treats- rawhides, etc.

Dog Toys- Nylabones, Kongs, Tennis Balls, Frisbees, Stuffed Animals, etc.

Kuranda Dog Beds

Mesh Play Pen for Puppies

Soft Bedding, Blankets and Dog Beds

Frontline Plus

K9 Advatix

Nutrional Supplements

Joint Supplements

Milk replacement for puppies

First Aid Kit for dogs items such as guaze, wraps, iodine, antiseptic wipes etc.

Dog Shampoos

Toenail Clippers

Ear Cleaner

Stress relief products for dogs with anxiety/stress

Bitter Apple

Steps or ramps for senior dogs and or dogs with disabilites

Greenies dental care items

Grooming brushes

**Petsmart has free delivery on orders of $50 or more

Shelter and Cleaning Items Office Supplies

Large Heavy-Duty Garbage Bags

Laundry Soap

Paper towels

Utility brooms

Scrub brushes

Bleach

OdoBan (available at Sam's Club)

Copy Paper, 8.5" x 11"

Hanging Files

File Folders

Manilla Envelopes (9x12)

Envelopes for letters, large and small

**Office Max has free delivery on orders of $50!


We will accept gift cards from PETCO, Petsmart, Walmart, or your favorite store.



Furry Bottoms Rescue operates without paid staff so our volunteers mean the world to us. We're grateful for their time and skills...we couldn't possibly exist without them. There are many ways you can volunteer with us, depending on your interests and how much time you can offer. And even though we're very passionate about our mission of saving dogs' lives, we're flexible, casual and like to have fun!

We've listed some of our volunteer positions below but if you have a special area of knowledge that you think might benefit us, please let us know about it. We love to hear about new ideas that can make Furry Bottoms Rescue even better!

Volunteers are needed to staff adoption events and special events and fundraisers, as well as provide transportation for our animals to and from vet appointments and adoption events.




There's a special bond between a dog and it's Foster Family. Knowing you're changing the life of a deserving dog is immensely fulfilling, and the dogs seem so grateful to get a second chance they shower you with love and affection. You don't need any special skills or knowledge to foster a dog. If you have an open heart, patience, and some common sense, we'll give you all the information and support you need to be a success!

What is a foster home?
Fostering a rescue dog means taking a dog into your home as if it were a part of your family. You give him or her all the love, attention, and training one would expect any responsible pet owner to provide. The dog lives with you until he or she is adopted into a new permanent home. This could be a matter of days, weeks, or sometimes months.

Do I have to know alot about dogs to foster one?
Absolutely not. Knowledge of dog behavior or health would be great. But if you have patience, a sense of humor, and a sincere concern for a dog's well-being, we can help you learn the rest. Your comfort and experience level will be considered in choosing a dog for you to foster. We want you to have a successful fostering experience, and are committed to doing everything we can to make that happen.

Do I need any special equipment?
Nothing special, just some basics for your dog such as drinking water, a separate food bowl, a collar, leash, and a couple of toys. He'll also need a private place of his own inside your house for sleeping and relaxing. This would preferably be a crate, or else someplace warm and soft, away from the main household traffic.

What would I be responsible for doing
  • Providing a safe and loving home environment, including a bed or crate, quality food, and a few toys
  • Transportation to vet appointments. We pay for all veterinary bills and medication
  • Teaching manners, some basic commands, and housetraining if needed
  • Updating us about your foster dog on a simple form we provide
  • Bringing the dog to an adoption event, if asked
  • Contacting us right away about any problems or concerns

What about my own pets?
Animals can be a wonderful source of companionship and socialization for each other. Before choosing to foster, you'll want to consider how your pets will adjust to having a new dog in your home. To help make the transition smoother, it's best to crate a new foster or at least limit its access of the home until you're sure of its behavior with your other animals and family members. We'll work with you to try and match a dog that's compatible with the other animals in your home.
Also, for the safety of your pets and the foster dog, it's important you check with your veterinarian to make sure your pets are up-to-date on vaccinations. We recommend they get a Bordatella shot as well.

Will I have to find a home for my foster?
No. We have a process to locate, screen, and approve potential adopters, and to carefully match them with a dog that fits their family. However you're more than welcome to let people know about your foster, and how to apply for adoption!

What happens if I have an emergency or need to go out of town?
It's understandable that things can pop up unexpectedly. Contact us to discuss arrangement options for your foster while you're away.

Is it hard to give up a foster? What if I get attached?
It can be tough to say goodbye because you *do* get emotionally attached. Many foster parents find that keeping a scrapbook with photos of the dogs they've helped is comforting to them. Some adopters choose to remain in touch, sending updates and pictures to the foster parents as well.
One of the great rewards of fostering is knowing that you've saved an animal's life and helped him or her find a permanent, loving home. And just remember, by letting a dog move on, you've opened up a spot in your home for another dog that desperately needs your help.

How do I give fostering a try?
If you'd like to become a foster parent, please complete our online Fostering Application and submit it. We'll contact you as soon as we receive it.



Click this button to give us financial support with your Visa, Mastercard, E-check or through your PayPal account. Furry Bottoms Rescue relies on your donations to keep us saving those in need. The financial cost of rescue work is considerable. We have no paid staff so 100% of your financial contribution goes to the rescue and care of our animals. Don't forget, your donation is tax