Frequently Asked Questions

The mission of Haley Graves Foundation is to provide loving care and rehabilitation to animals in need, and to find them forever homes.

Haley Graves Foundation provides adoption services, spay/neuter services, vaccinations, and microchipping for pets. 

To adopt a pet from Haley Graves Foundation, you must fill out an application, meet with an adoption counselor, and complete an adoption contract. There is also an adoption fee.

 Foster parents provide temporary care for our animals in their own homes until they are ready for adoption.  

 No. You must be 21 years or older and meet the necessary requirements such as all pets are up to date on vaccines, prevention and are spayed/neutered. 

Depending on the age and health of the animal it could be as little as two weeks or as long as several months (rare but happens). Occasionally, THGF will have an animal that may need longer ongoing palliative care until they are ready for adoption.  

 Yes. We want everyone who fosters to be happy. THGF rescues only dogs. We have adult animals as well as puppies. 

Yes, the animals in your care get wellness and sick visits as needed. All animals will get their vaccinations at a clinic.  Should an emergency arise, after you contact the appropriate person and it is agreed that the situation is an emergency, you will be given permission to visit one of our partner vets.  All medication is provided at no expense to you.  

 With advance notice, THGF will attempt to find an appropriate (temporary or permanent as needed) foster home from our existing foster homes. The THGF family is a group of people that generally step up when needed. It is pretty amazing how not only do our volunteers help the animals, but they help each other as well!    

• Do you have the proper housing for taking care of the animals?
• Do you have the availability to bring a foster animal in for a medical check and routine care appointments, and adoption fairs?
• Do you have reliable access to the internet and email for accessing information regarding anything foster-related?
• Are you able to be home often enough or make provisions (for dogs) to take them outside for relief and exercise?