Arizona Humane Society seeks foster homes for 17 puppies, 4 mother dogs

PHOENIX — The Arizona Humane Society is in need of foster heroes for 17 puppies and four mother dogs until they’re ready for adoption.

Through a partnership with Project Reachout, the shelter received the puppies and have been administering medical care in AHS’ mutternity suites — a medically supervised area for pregnant and nursing dogs, a press release said.

The space, however, has reached full capacity, increasing the need for temporary caretakers.

The puppies, which range from one-to-six-weeks-old, will be ready for adoption after eight weeks.

Foster heroes will be equipped with medical care, food, toys and blankets from AHS, with the only requirement needed being a quiet space with ample care, the release said.

Those interested in becoming a foster hero can apply online. 

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