I have been a foster home for a little over a year for our local no kill rescue. My first 2 fosters came as a set. They were on a chain across the street from me. The rescue agreed to take them in, but had no where to put them, so I stepped up and offered to hold them, and I became addicted and have been fostering like a crazy person ever since!!!!
Max is a border collie/terrier cross, and he was adopted right away. His sister, Belle, a treeing walker coon hound, had absolutely no interest shown in her (probably becuase of the area of the country that we are in). And, my husband fell in love with her, so we decided to make her number 6 in our pack, making us officially a 6pack!!!!!
So, here she is, Belle, the wonderful coon hound, brought into foster in Feb of 2006, and still here becuase we love her........................
Max is a border collie/terrier cross, and he was adopted right away. His sister, Belle, a treeing walker coon hound, had absolutely no interest shown in her (probably becuase of the area of the country that we are in). And, my husband fell in love with her, so we decided to make her number 6 in our pack, making us officially a 6pack!!!!!
So, here she is, Belle, the wonderful coon hound, brought into foster in Feb of 2006, and still here becuase we love her........................
We have a lot of hounds in our area too, because in Central VA it's legal to use them to hunt deer, and the ones that don't make good hunters get dumped. I'm with a rescue called FOHA and we always have hounds. They do seem to take a while to be adopted though. I think its because people think they are going to bay all the time or something.
