Our Foster-to-Adopt Program

Want to adopt a pup that isn’t quite 100% ready yet? You’re in the right place.

We don’t have a physical location in the valley, and rely on people like you to continue to save lives, and place homeless dogs into forever homes. Please fill out the form and read our foster-to-adopt policies and procedures to apply. Thank you for helping to save lives!

In special cases, as often with puppies, we accept foster-to-adopt applications and contracts wherein the pet has not yet completed all of our medical requirements for placement, but foster agrees to work with us on medical completion and finalization upon completion. A deposit will apply upon placement of the pet.

Also please note the following in advance:

We are not able to reimburse for destruction of any property in your home that came about as a result of a foster dog.
You may need to provide paperwork showing that you are allowed to have a husky on your property if you are renting – please be prepared to do so and be sure you are able to foster at your residence before applying.
We reserve the right to remove a foster dog from your property at any time, with advance notice.
After all medical is completed, you will be required to sign a finalized adoption contract and pay the remaining fee balance, at which time we will transfer microchip and send medical documents.

Foster-to-Adopt Form

AZ Husky Rescue uses this form to understand your needs in finding you the right dog for you and your family. This information will help in selecting the right match for your family. Adopting a dog is a big decision and a lifetime commitment; help us in making this a successful adoption.

Step 1 of 5

Which dog are you interested in?*
About You
Please be as detailed as possible in all answers - the more detail, the greater likelihood your application will result in a successful placement and adoption.
Name*
First Last
Phone*
Email*
Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code
What is your employment situation? Work full time, retired, etc.*
Do you foresee any major life changes over the next two years? (promotion, work transfer, moving, marriage, having children, etc) If so, how will you work through this with your pet should there be any issues?*

Background
Be as detailed as possible.
Have you ever lived with a dog from a rescue organization or shelter? If so please specify rescue and circumstance.*
Have you ever purchased a dog from a breeder? If so, please describe your interest in now rescuing?*
Do you understand how the dog rescue process works? If not, we are happy to answer questions - please be as specific as possible.*
Are you willing to take responsibility for this pet for the next 10–15 years?*
- Yes
- No
What amount of medical care would you consider reasonable/necessary for your adopted dog?*
Routine Care (amount in dollars yearly for non-emergency care) Emergency life-saving medical
What do you consider to be needed for a dog's annual medical care?*
Have you ever had a dog with a medical emergency, or a longterm illness? If so, please specify and describe how you treated the condition, what the cost was, and what the outcome was?*
Hidden
In terms of a treatable medical emergency, how much would you be able and willing to spend to save a dog's life?*
- Up to $100
- Up to $500
- Up to $1000
- Up to $5000
- No Limit

Species & Breed	Gender	Age	Fixed?	Temperament

Species & Breed	Gender	Fixed?	Special medical needs?	Passed away or rehomed?

Name	Relationship (or self)	Age	Commitment

Our Foster-to-Adopt Program

Want to adopt a pup that isn’t quite 100% ready yet? You’re in the right place.

Foster-to-Adopt Form

Step 1 of 5

About You

About Your Home

About the Dog

Background

Acknowledgement + Agreement

Foster Agreement

Home Visits

Pledge 4 Paws Program

About Us

Contact Info

Routine Care (amount in dollars yearly for non-emergency care)	Emergency life-saving medical