Foster Kansas Humane Society

Become a

Foster

A volunteer foster parent assists in the rehabilitation of an animal by providing in home care. The goal of the Foster Parent Volunteer is to help animals outside of the shelter environment who are underage, sick, injured, or under-socialized so that they may become healthy, adoptable animals. Foster parents provide a clean, safe, loving environment for the animals in their homes. Our goal is to care for as many pets as possible in order to make them available for adoption. 

GETTING STARTED

ON YOUR FOSTER JOURNEY

Your involvement in our foster program will prepare animals for a full and healthy life! The Kansas Humane Society’s foster program provides a very rewarding experience for both the foster family and the lucky animal(s) involved. The goal of the foster program is to reduce euthanasia of potentially adoptable animals.

Step #1

Visit the Better Impact website and fill out your contact information.

Step #2

You may also join our closed Facebook group to view animals seeking foster placement. (Note: If there are other animals on Facebook that are not posted in our Facebook group, those animals will not be available to foster out through our facility. Please contact the original poster for inquiry on those animals.)

Step #3

Before being added to the Facebook group, you will be contacted by a Foster Parent Representative to set up a one-on-one visit to KHS. At this meeting, you will be given a tour of the facility, a copy of the Foster Manual, and have a Q&A session with an experienced foster parent. Upon completion, you will be added to the KHS Foster group on Facebook.

Step #4

When an animal is seeking foster placement, a chat message from KHS Animals Needing Foster will be posted on KHS Foster. If you are able to provide foster care, you should respond to the Facebook post for that animal as soon as possible.

Step #5

When you agree to foster the animal, you will make an appointment with the Foster Care Coordinator. You will meet with the Foster Care Coordinator at the shelter to pick up the animal.

Step #6

When you arrive at KHS, you will sign the foster care agreement and pick up the animal and any supplies you need to borrow. The Foster Care Coordinator will explain any special instructions or medical instructions you will need.

Foster FAQs

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

We can give you all of the supplies needed to care for foster animals. This includes food, litter, and medical care. If available we can also supply crates, toys, bedding, playpens, and enrichment to keep your foster engaged.

WHAT DO YOU NEED?

Our Foster program can loan most supplies to our foster families, though all supplies come on a donation basis. We loan any supplies on hand, though these are common items you may need for your foster animals that we encourage you to have on hand if possible.

General Supplies

  • Old blankets, towels, and other bedding items for the pet's comfort
  • Food and water bowls
  • Toys
  • An exercise pen/wire crate to contain the pet if there is not an isolated room
  • A disinfectant cleaner to clean the kennel and other areas between and during foster animals
  • Small scale that registers very small weights, such as grams (for daily kitten weights)

Medical Supplies

  • Rectal thermometer and Vaseline or lubricant
  • Canned pumpkin for loose stools
What is a foster emergency?

Learn about the differences between Urgent and Non-Urgent emergencies. For Urgent and Non-Urgent the Foster Department must be contacted prior to travel to the shelter for medical purposes. It is important that we are contacted as we have designated appointment times for appointments to ensure that the flow and needs of the shelter are met, as well as the DVM schedule may vary during the week.

YOUR ROLE AS A FOSTER

You will take animals to your home until the animal is deemed ready to be put up for adoption at the shelter. Reasons for foster care vary, but some of the common reasons we send animals to foster homes can be:

  • Underage/weight puppies and kittens
  • Shy or timid animals needing socialization work and TLC
  • Animals recovering from illness (such as CIRDC or Upper Respiratory Infections)
  • Animals with wounds or broken bones
  • Mothers with litters
  • Sleepovers!

Our foster program is not meant for those wanting to "test drive" an animal before adopting - your role as a foster is to help multiple animals become healthy and adoptable.

QUALIFICATIONS

You must be 18 years of age or older to volunteer independently, though fostering can be a wonderful way to involve the whole family! You must have the time and ability to work with your foster animal(s) and live within 1 hour of KHS. Your own pets should be spayed/neutered and fully vaccinated. It is ideal if you have a room or space in your home where the foster animals can be “isolated” from your own pets when necessary. You MUST also watch the KHS Foster Orientation video included on this page.

TIME COMMITMENT

The average stay is two weeks but can vary depending on an animal's personalized needs. Below is an estimated time commitment grouped for specific needs;

  • Sick/Injured Dogs: 1 week - 2 months, 2-3 hours daily commitment
  • Weaned Puppies: 1-3 weeks, 3-6 hours daily commitment
  • Mom with Puppies: 2-8 weeks, 3 hours daily commitment
  • Neonate Puppies: 6-8 weeks, 8 hours daily commitment
  • Sick/Injured Cats: 1 week-2 months, 1-2 hours daily commitment
  • Weaned Kittens: 1-3 weeks, 2 hours daily commitment
  • Mom with Kittens: 2-8 weeks,  1-2 hours (or more) daily commitment
  • Neonate Puppies: 6-8 weeks, Up to 8 hours daily commitment
  • Cats with URI: 2-3 weeks, 1-2 hours daily commitment
PREPARING YOUR FOSTER ROOM

Before you bring home your foster(s), make sure that you have a suitable place for them to stay. A bathroom often works well. The room should adhere to the following guidelines:

  • A space where temperature can be controlled.
  • The space has been disinfected by using a mild bleach solution (1 part bleach to 32 parts water).
  • Separate from other household pets.
  • Can withstand messes, spilled water or food, vomit, urine, feces, etc.
  • No breakable items.
  • Electrical outlets and wires are blocked.
  • No small items.
  • Secured windows (closed or with a secure screen).
  • Secured appliances (toilet lids closed).
IF YOU ARE A DOG FOSTER...

Everything you will need to care for your foster will be provided free of charge including food, potty pads, and medical services. Check below for further tips on how to properly set up your new fosters environment.

  • Dogs should be kept indoors in a crate when unattended or in a separate room/office, kitchen, bathroom, spare room, or exercise pen.
  • Puppies should be around humans for socialization purposes and should not be isolated.
  • Dogs should be on a leash at all times when outdoors unless in a private secure fenced-in area. The recommended fence height is six feet. Puppies younger than 5 months should NEVER go to off-leash areas because they are not fully vaccinated.
  • Foster dogs/puppies are not permitted to go to dog parks.
  • Dog parks can be extremely dangerous environments; there are no lifeguards or professionals at a dog park when conflicts arise.
  • Not every dog is safe.
  • While dogs are social animals, they are individuals and do not like every dog they meet. Puppies should not be exposed to other dogs or places frequented by other dogs due to the risk of diseases such as parvovirus.
  • Dogs have a variety of play styles and these play styles can be conflicting and instigate fights.

Remember that if you give the dog too much freedom in your home without adequate supervision, you will accidentally teach him bad habits, such as pottying in the house, chewing on inappropriate items, etc. If you are not able to have your eyes on the dog, make sure he is confined to his crate, exercise pen, or other safe spot. If you are experiencing a lot of trouble with crating your foster dog please let the foster coordinator know.

IF YOU ARE A CAT FOSTER...

Everything you will need to care for your foster will be provided free of charge including food, litter, and medical services. Check below for further tips on how to properly set up your new foster environment.

  • Indoors only (do not let your foster cat/kitten outdoors).
  • A large crate, separate room, or bathroom is best. Keeping at least one litterbox in the crate/room at all times.
  • Feed a dry food that is appropriate for its age. If the kittens are five weeks of age or younger, moisten the food with water or also offer kitten formula canned food. KHS will provide age-appropriate Science Diet food for your foster pet. If you find that your foster pet does not like the flavor of Science Diet, it will be very helpful if you can provide an alternate food for your foster cat/kitten!
  • You can free feed for adults (2 meals a day if free feeding is not optional.) For kittens, dry food may always be left out for free feeding. Wet food should be offered 3 to 4 times a day.
  • Each kitten should have his own food bowl.
  • Always have fresh water available for them.
  • Use your favorite cat litter, clumping, or clay. Scoop the boxes twice every day, and at the same time sweep up any litter that has collected on the floor around the boxes.
  • Have toys available, and a scratching post.
  • Kittens will need vaccinations every two weeks. You will arrange with the foster care coordinator for vaccinations.
  • If you have kittens less than 4 months of age, weigh them on your kitchen scale every day. Keep a weight chart, and contact the foster care coordinator if the kittens aren’t gaining about .33 oz. each day.

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The Kansas Humane Society is Wichita’s largest privately-funded, non-profit animal shelter organization: featuring pets for adoption, spay/neuter services, humane education, volunteer and foster opportunities, and a variety of fundraising programs.

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What is a Foster Emergency?

If your concern is an emergency, please follow the emergency protocols found in your handbook.

 Emergency situations include:

  • Temperature over 103°F or less than 98°F
  • Difficulty breathing
  • Seizures
  • Severe lethargy
  • Severe pain (restlessness, crying, panting)
  • Major wounds
  • Complication with labor/delivery/newborn foster pet
  • Excessive vomiting (4 or more times)
  • Not urinating for longer than 24 hours

Complete the form below for further assistance:

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Your Name*
What type of animal are they?*
When did you take your foster pet home?*
What type of concern do you need help with?*
Do you need to return your pet to the shelter?
When did your foster pet first start showing these symptoms?
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

PAWS FOR POINTS LOYALTY PROGRAM

Rules, Restrictions & Regulations

The "Paws for Points" loyalty program is designed to reward loyal customers of the Kansas Humane Society retail store. In order to ensure a fair, transparent, and enjoyable experience for all participants, the following rules, restrictions, and regulations apply:

  1. Eligibility
  • Age Requirement: Participants must be at least 18 years old to join the program.
  • Geographical Restrictions: The program is open to all customers shopping at the Kansas Humane Society retail store.
  • Non-Transferable: Membership in the loyalty program is personal and non-transferable. Points cannot be shared or transferred between members.
  1. Enrollment and Account Management
  • Sign-Up Process: Customers can enroll in the "Paws for Points" program by signing up in-store. Members must provide a valid email address and contact information to receive program updates and point tracking.
  • Account Information: Members are responsible for ensuring their account information is accurate and up-to-date. The Kansas Humane Society is not liable for any loss of points or rewards resulting from outdated or incorrect account details.
  • Duplicate Accounts: Only one account per individual is permitted. If duplicate accounts are identified, the Kansas Humane Society reserves the right to merge accounts and remove any points deemed to be from fraudulent or duplicate activity.
  1. Earning Points
  • Base Points: Members earn 1 point for every $1 spent on qualifying in-store purchases at the Kansas Humane Society retail store. Points are calculated based on the pre-tax amount of the sale.
  • Eligible Purchases: Points are earned only on retail purchases and adoptions. Certain items such as gift cards, taxes, or donations not made through the retail store are excluded from earning points.
  1. Redemption of Points
  • Point Value: Points can be redeemed for discounts.
  • Minimum Redemption: A minimum of 50 points is required to redeem for any rewards (e.g., discounts, merchandise). Points cannot be redeemed for cash or transferred to other members.
    • 50 Points for 5% Discount
    • 100 Points for 10% Discount
    • 150 Points for 15% Discount
    • 200 Points for 20% Discount
  • Point Expiration: Points are valid indefinitely and do not expire.
  • Limitations on Redemptions: Points cannot be used in conjunction with other discounts or promotional offers unless specifically stated (Volunteer, Staff, Donor discounts do not stack). Certain products or services (e.g., adoption fees, Hills Science Diet food, Embark DNA Kits) are excluded from point redemption.
  1. Special Promotions
  • Seasonal Offers: Certain limited-time promotions may offer bonus points or rewards for specific activities, such as National Pet Month. These offers are only valid during the stated promotional period and may not be combined with other offers.
  1. Membership Termination and Disqualification
  • Termination by Member: Members may choose to discontinue participation in the loyalty program at any time by contacting the Kansas Humane Society. Upon termination, any unused points will be forfeited, and the member will lose access to the benefits of the program.
  • Termination by Kansas Humane Society: The Kansas Humane Society reserves the right to terminate a member’s participation in the program for the following reasons:
    • Fraudulent activity, including the accumulation of points through illegal or unethical means.
    • Failure to comply with the program’s rules or unethical behavior that negatively affects the experience of other members.
    • In the event of program discontinuation or major changes to the program structure.
  • Point Forfeiture: Any points associated with a terminated account or membership may be forfeited without compensation.
  1. Program Modifications
  • Right to Change or Discontinue the Program: The Kansas Humane Society reserves the right to modify, suspend, or terminate the "Paws for Points" loyalty program at any time, with or without notice, for any reason, including but not limited to system upgrades, program restructuring, or business decisions.
  • Notification of Changes: Any major changes to the loyalty program’s terms, including the expiration of points, changes in point value, or modification of rewards, will be communicated to members via email, the program’s website, or in-store signage.
  1. Privacy and Data Protection
  • Data Collection: By enrolling in the program, members agree to the collection of personal information, such as email addresses and purchase history, to facilitate the program and improve customer experience.
  • Privacy Policy: All personal data will be used in accordance with the Kansas Humane Society’s privacy policy. Data will not be shared with third parties except as required by law or to facilitate third-party services associated with the program (e.g., point tracking systems).
  1. Limitation of Liability
  • Program Errors: Kansas Humane Society is not responsible for any typographical errors, technical issues, or miscommunications related to the loyalty program. Any discrepancies or issues with point accrual or redemption should be addressed by contacting the Kansas Humane Society customer service team.
  • Loss or Theft of Points: In the event of account fraud, loss, or theft, Kansas Humane Society will not be liable for any points that are lost. However, customer service may investigate individual cases to provide solutions where appropriate.
  1. Governing Law

This program and its terms are governed by the laws of the state of Kansas. Any disputes arising under or related to the "Paws for Points" program will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state and federal courts located in Kansas.

PAWS FOR POINTS REGISTRATION

By checking below, I am certifying that I have read the rules & regulations linked above and fully understand and agree with the contents thereof.

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Leave your Legacy?

Have any questions about planned giving or looking to let us know about your generous gift? Contact us using the form below!

Contact the KHS CLINIC

Have questions about your pets past or upcoming procedure? Please contact our clinic by filling out the form below or calling us at (316) 524-9196.

Contact Director of Youth Education

Want to learn more about our KHS Leadership? Click here!

Contact Fostering

Have questions about our program? Please contact our foster department by filling out the form below.

Have a donation question? 

Contact Chief development officer

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Contact Community Engagement Director

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Contact Volunteering

Have questions about our program? Please contact our volunteer department by filling out the form below.

Partnering Clinics

Should your family prefer to work with Wichita-based animal clinic, please select one from our partners listed below:

Wichita Metro Area

Tenderheart Vet
In-Home Euthanasia/Cremation Transport

Northeast

Banfield Pet Hospital - East
3615 N. Rock Rd. Wichita, KS 67226
Cat Hospital of Wichita
Cat Hospital of Wichita
Chisholm Trails Animal Hospital
Cat Hospital of Wichita
Cimarron Animal Hospital
6011 E. 21st, Wichita, KS 67208
Countryside Pet Clinic
1936 N. Andover Rd. Andover, KS 67002
East Douglas Veterinary Clinic
8118 E. Douglas, Ste. 109, Wichita, KS 67206
Kutter Pet Care Center
1607 W. Central Ave. Andover, KS 67002
Northrock Hospital for Animals
8338 E. 29th St. N. Wichita, KS 67226
Skaer Veterinary Clinic
404 S. Edgemoor St. Wichita, KS 67218
Willowbend Animal Hospital
7606 E. 37th St. N. Wichita, KS 67226

Southeast

Air Capital Veterinary Clinic
419 S. Hydraulic, Wichita, KS 67211
Animal Health Center
2930 E. Harry, Wichita, KS 67211
Blair Doon Veterinary Hospital
10804 E. 31st S. Wichita, KS 67210
El Paso Animal Hospital
841 N. Buckner, Derby, KS 67037
Harrison Park Animal Clinic
10712 E. Harry St. Wichita, KS 67207
Rose Hill Vet Clinic
110 N. Rose Hill Rd, Rose Hill, KS 67202
Solomon Veterinary Clinic
7810 E. Funston, Wichita, KS 67207
Southside Veterinary Clinic
2828 E. 31st St. S. Wichita, KS 67216

Northwest

Companion Animal Hospital
4590 N. Maize, Maize, KS 67101
Indian Hills Vet Clinic
1448 N. Maize Rd, Wichita, KS 67212
Indian Hills Vet Clinic
3223 W. 13th St, Wichita, KS 67203
Pet Haven Veterinary Clinic
2518 W. 13th St. N. Wichita, KS 67203
Seneca Street Vet Clinic
435 N. Seneca, Wichita, KS 67203
Sweetbriar Veterinary Clinic
1301 N. West St. Wichita, KS 67203
Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital of Wichita
5618 W. 21st St. Wichita, KS 67205

Southwest

Animal Hospital at Auburn Hills
13303 Maple St. #143, Wichita, KS 67235
Caring Hearts Veterinary Clinic
3701 W. Maple, Wichita, KS 67213
Banfield Pet Hospital - West
533 S. Tracy St. Wichita, KS 67209
Cheney Animal Clinic
1961 S. 391 St. W. Cheney, KS 67025
Pet Wellness
1815 E. Douglas, Wichita, KS 67211
Prairie Ridge Animal Hospital
12506 W. Kellogg, Wichita, KS 67235
Prichard Animal Hospital
521 E. Grand Ave. Haysville, KS 67060
Sisters Veterinary Clinic
8820 W. Maple, Wichita, KS 67209
Sunflower Vet Care Clinic
4419 S. Seneca, Wichita, KS 67217

Schedule a Classroom Visit

To schedule a classroom visit, please fill out the form below. If you experience any difficulty with the online form, email Lauran at lskelton@kshumane.org with your information so we can get you scheduled.

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    Drop Off Locations

    North

    Kansas Humane Society
    3313 N. Hillside
    ACE Hardware
    5204 N. Maize Rd.
    Leeker's
    61st St. & N. Broadway
    Platt Liquor
    725 W. 29th Street N.
    M & M Mufflers & Brakes
    2410 W. 25th St. N.

    WEST

    Indian Hills Animal Clinic
    3223 W. 13th St.
    Twin Rivers Ball Diamond
    1701 N. Ridge Rd.
    PetSmart West
    Next to Towne West Mall
    Botanica Gardens
    701 Amidon St.
    Prairie Ridge Animal Hospital
    12506 W. Kellogg

    SOUTH

    Grinder Man
    510 E. Pawnee
    Cenex
    5600 W. MacArthur Rd.
    Spirit Aerosystems
    (For Spirit Employees Only)
    3801 Oliver Rd.
    (2 Bins - Gate 17 & Plant 3 Fueling Station)
    Atwoods (Derby)
    333 Red Powell Dr. #15
    American Legion Post 136 (Mulvane)
    American Legion Post 136 (Mulvane)

    East

    Countryside Pet Clinic & Resort (Andover)
    1936 N. Andover Rd.
    Bricktown Brewery
    2035 N. Rock Rd.
    PetSmart
    3615 N. Rock Rd.
    Sam's Club East
    3415 N. Rock Rd.

    Other Low-Cost Options

    Bruce Veterinary Services

    Southside Veterinary Clinic

    Shelter Agreement

    By checking below ,I/we agree to allow the Kansas Humane Society the right of first refusal to ownership of the above-described animal if at any time we are unable or unwilling to care for the animal and are considering euthanasia for it.

    I/we agree to contact the Kansas Humane Society and, if so desired by the Kansas Humane Society, return said animal to the Kansas Humane Society for evaluation so that the Kansas Humane Society may make an informed decision prior to exercising their right of first refusal. Rescue representative understands that animals are unpredictable, and the City of Wichita and the Kansas Humane Society cannot guarantee appropriate behavior of animals transferred from our facility. Rescue representative acknowledges the City and the Kansas Humane Society has not made through its agents, volunteers or employees, any guarantees regarding the future condition, temperament or conduct of the animal, including bites, and Rescue Representative hereby fully and completely release, indemnify, and hold harmless the City and the Kansas Humane Society, its officers, directors, volunteers, agents, servants and employees from any claim, cause of action or liability of any sore or nature, whether known or unknown, directly arising out of, or, in connection with the adoption, care, or ownership, maintenance, retention, temperament, conduct or condition of the animal.

    Animal Rescue application

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    What types of animals does your organization accept?
    How does your organization house the animals currently in your program?
    Please list the types of pets that you would consider taking into your program (select all that apply)
        By checking below, I am/We are certifying I am a representative of the aforementioned shelter and have read the agreement linked above and fully understand and agree with the contents thereof.

        KHS Dogs On Site

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        Youth Education

        As a Kansas Humane Society Youth Education program participant, you will be required to abide by the terms of the following contract. The agreement below describes what KHS will expect of you, and what you can expect of KHS.

        My signature below indicates that I understand and agree to the following:

        • I will abide by and support all KHS policies and procedures.
        • I agree to be supervised by the Director of Youth Education, or designee, and will directly report any problems that arise to the Director of Youth Education.
        • I will keep private and confidential all information that I acquire during the course of my volunteer service.
        • I authorize the Kansas Humane Society to seek emergency medical treatment in case of accident, injury or illness. I understand that if I am injured while acting as an unpaid member of the volunteer staff, I am not covered by Kansas worker’s compensation law.

        I hereby certify that all entries on this application are true and complete. I understand any falsification of this information may cause forfeiture of my community service with the Kansas Humane Society. I understand that the Kansas Humane Society of Wichita, Kansas, Inc. (“KHS”) Youth Education Programs (“Programs”) will involve exposure to animals, including cats, dogs, puppies, and kittens, as well as conditions found in a veterinary hospital and dog and cat kennels.

        I recognize that there are risks and health hazards directly and indirectly involved in participation in KHS Programs. I understand and agree that KHS is not liable for any injuries or damages sustained by any child attending KHS Programs. I am the natural parent or legal guardian of the participant listed below, and represent that the facts set forth in this registration are true. I hereby give my permission for my child/ward to participate in the KHS Programs, hereby release and discharge KHS and its employees and agents, for any liability, loss, damage or injury sustained by my child or ward as a result of attending said Programs.

        I also agree, to the full extent allowed by law, for myself and my minor child or ward, to hereby release and agree to indemnify and hold harmless KHS and its employees and agents, from any and all claims and liabilities arising from or in any way relating to my child or ward’s participation in KHS Programs. This indemnification extends to any liability, expenses (including, without limitation, attorneys’ fees), claims and all other forms of damages which arise from or in any way relate to my child or ward’s participation in KHS Programs.

        I hereby authorize KHS to use the photographic image of the minor listed below for the following: 

        • To use, re-use, publish, and re-publish the same in whole or in part, individually or in conjunction with other photographs or images, in any medium and for any purpose whatsoever, including, without limitation, illustration, promotion, advertising and trade, to use the minor’s name in connection therewith if the KHS so chooses.
        • I hereby give unrestricted permission to copyright and/or use, and/or publish photographic portraits or pictures of said minor, and the negatives, transparencies, prints, or digital information pertaining to them, in still, single, multiple, moving or video format, or in which the minor may be included in whole or in part, or composite, or distorted inform, or reproductions thereof, in color or otherwise.
        • I hereby waive any right that I may have to inspect and approve the finished product or copy that may be used in connection with an image that KHS has of said minor, or the use to which it may be applied.
        • I further release KHS, and others for whom it is acting (including any agency, client, broadcaster, periodical or other publication) from any claims for remuneration associated with any form of damage, foreseen or unforeseen, arising out of or in connection with the use of such photographs, film, or tape, including but not limited to any claims for defamation or invasion of privacy associated with the proper commercial or artistic use of said image.

        By signing below, I am certifying I am the parent or legal guardian of said minor, have read the foregoing and fully understand and agree with the contents thereof.

        Youth Education

        We’re dedicated to teaching children the importance of responsible pet care and respect and compassion for other living things. Our Youth Education program offers a wide variety of activities for kids, including spring, summer and winter Critter Camp, classroom presentations, Girl Scout and Boy Scout programs, birthday parties, Tot Tuesdays, Read to Rover and tours of KHS.

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        By signing below, I am certifying I am the parent or legal guardian of said minor, have read the waiver linked above and fully understand and agree with the contents thereof.*

        Pet Surrender Form

        If your pet is placed for adoption, we will make every reasonable effort to find your pet(s) a new home. We cannot make any guarantee that your pet(s) will be placed for adoption or be adopted. Other options we may explore for your pet include breed-rescue groups, transfer to another shelter, or humane euthanasia. You may choose to reclaim your pet through our Reclaim Program in the event that your pet is not a candidate for our adoption program. Please ask an Admissions staff member for details.

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        By submitting this application, I understand that this shelter has the right to accept or deny my surrender application.*
        We cannot make any guarantee that your pet(s) will be placed for adoption or be adopted. Other options we may explore for your pet include breed-rescue groups, transfer to another shelter, or humane euthanasia.