My Nonprofit Reviews

I fostered, then adopted a nearly blind senior rescue dog when i lived in Maryland. She kept me company when I drove cross country. All too she was gone. And I was alone. When she left, I promised her I would honor her by fostering another senior rescue. I had been following Leave No Paws Behind & was impressed by all they did & their wonderful reputation. I applied to be a foster. Angie (Angelica) was available. Another blind senior rescue. Toby & I talked for a long time... a very long time... And then Angie became my roommate. A few months before the pandemic. Being a foster parent with LNPB is more than fostering a dog. It’s being part of a community. I have peace of mind knowing I’m not on my own. The foster support group and the new vet clinic are my village.