Phoenix Rehoming is a foster-based rescue. This means all of our dogs and cats live in homes, not kennels or catteries. Please read the detailed guide to fostering below. We cover all costs. 

We have a team of accredited trainers on hand to help you and your foster dog or cat every step of the way. 

Unfortunately, for dogs, we are unable to consider foster families with children under five years. 

You must have a secure garden with fencing of at least 6 feet to be considered for fostering a dog. 

When you foster a dog or cat you are making a commitment to foster him or her until they are adopted, whether by you or another family. This doesn’t mean that if they’re not suitable to be adopted by your family that we will move them somewhere else. We ask that you work through any issues together with us. They are rescue animals and will be far from perfect when they arrive.

You should be prepared to contact and meet potential adopters for the dog or cat. If you encounter issues we may not be able to move your dog or cat straight away. It may take several weeks to find a place. You may be asked to help with transport.

You should always be able to separate your foster dog or cat from any children and/or other pets and make sure that they are supervised with both at all times. Rescue dogs and cats are often not tested with children and/or cats or other pets.

If you do decide to adopt we ask that the adoption fee is paid straight away. Dogs and cats will remain available for adoption until paid. If you are considering adopting please make sure you have the adoption fee available.

To see dogs and cats needing foster homes join our fostering group on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/fostercarersphoenixrehoming