You don't have to adopt a pet to have one and support a rescue. People everywhere chose foster for rescues. Not all shelters need or accept foster families but most of them do. Fostering pets helps the animals get more care and love than if they are at a shelter. It also helps them get more socialized. The benefits don't stop there.

If they are at a house the foster family will get to know them better and can give more information to their forever family.

Gigi Chakhvashvili, a fourth grader and foster owner says, "The animals don't have a home and I'm giving them a temporary home."

Gigi and her family have been fostering for the Bond Between for two years and have fostered three dogs and fourteen cats. She is currently fostering a male dog named Ranger.

Another foster family is Ms. Molly Hales, a fourth grade teacher.

She said "I think I am helping the family find the perfect pet."

Ms. Hales has been fostering for five years and has fostered twenty dogs. Like Gigi, she also fosters for the Bond Between. She is currently fostering a fourteen year old male yorkie named Jojo. She has also adopted a dog from the animal humane society named Leo who gets along very well with Jojo. They like to snuggle under a blanket together. Just the magic of fostering at work.