We Can Always Use Your Help!
We depend a lot on the generosity of people just like YOU! Any help is greatly appreciated and all donations go straight to helping a dog in need
Becoming a Foster Parent
.Being a foster parent is an amazing gift to any rescue dog. It's also a great opportunity to see if a dog would fit into your lifestyle before making the commitment to adopt.
West Coast Pet Project needs volunteers to provide foster care for rescued dogs in need of a stable and loving environment until a forever home is found. Fostering can last from a few weeks to a few months. Fosters work with our dogs to help them over come any issues they may have. Many of our dogs arrive nervous and scared after their long trip to Canada and fosters are there to help them feel secure and loved. Our fosters find ur extremely rewarding to see the transformation a dog makes after being in there care and helping the dog find it’s foreve family.
If you think you can provide a loving home environment for a dog in need please fill out a foster application and email it to [email protected].
West Coast Pet Project needs volunteers to provide foster care for rescued dogs in need of a stable and loving environment until a forever home is found. Fostering can last from a few weeks to a few months. Fosters work with our dogs to help them over come any issues they may have. Many of our dogs arrive nervous and scared after their long trip to Canada and fosters are there to help them feel secure and loved. Our fosters find ur extremely rewarding to see the transformation a dog makes after being in there care and helping the dog find it’s foreve family.
If you think you can provide a loving home environment for a dog in need please fill out a foster application and email it to [email protected].
All supplies, food & vetting is provided by WCPP.
What is expected as foster parent:
- Provide basic needs; adequate exercise, food, sheltering
- Provide a safe and loving environment
- Be patient and understanding of the dogs situation and some fears or accidents they may have
- Work with the dog to get past some of their issues as best you can, WCPP will help with this
- Keep WCPP updated about the dog and their personality, likes/dislikes etc.
- Meet with interested applicants and help WCPP choose the best match
- Take the dog to any vet appointments or adoption events
Other Ways to Help
We understand not everyone is able to open their home to a dog so there are other ways you can help!
Volunteer
We are always looking for volunteers in the following areas:
Fundraising - Helping out at events, coming up with fundraising ideas, coordinating fundraising events.
Transportation - Helping to transport or coordinate transport of the dogs
Fosters - Helping to find new foster parents and help to connect them with a dog
Administration - Helping with administrative duties
Pet Supplies
We are always in need of the following:
-Pet food
-dog collars, leashes, & toys
-dog crates, kennels & pens
-dog beds, blankets & towels
Monetary Donations
Monetary donations are always helpful as we can put them towards the areas which need the most help. These donations usually go towards veterinary care. You can also donate directly to Steveston Veterinary Hospital under our account.
