A study explores foster caregiver motivations in U.S. animal shelters, revealing that most are driven by animal welfare concerns.
Why People Foster: Understanding the Motivations Behind Animal Shelter Foster Care Read More »
A study found that temporary fostering and dog sleepover programs significantly reduced stress in shelter dogs.
Can One Night Away Reduce Shelter Dog Stress? A Study Says Yes To Dog Sleepover programs Read More »
A study demonstrates that brief outings and temporary fostering programs improve the likelihood of adoption for shelter dogs, particularly when community members are engaged.
Brief Outings and Temporary Fostering Increase Adoptions and Shorten Length of Stay Read More »
A study underscores the benefits of foster care during the pandemic, highlighting the effectiveness of foster-to-adopt programs, specialized support for behavioral dogs, and streamlined adoption practices.
When COVID Strikes: A Study of Emergency Foster Success and Challenges Read More »
A study examined factors influencing live release outcomes for dogs in a large, open-admission municipal shelter, highlighting the achieved live release rate and three strategies for increasing it.
Breaking Adoption Myths: How a Open-Admission Shelter Achieved High Live Releases Read More »