At Atlanta Humane, we believe no one should have to give up their pet just because they’re going through a hard time. Our Pets in Crisis Support program is designed to help people facing housing instability, medical emergencies, and other major challenges keep their pets safe while they work toward stability.
Coyote’s mom was living in a sober living facility that didn’t allow pets and her little dog, Coyote, didn’t have a safe place to stay.
Because a foster stepped up, we were able to bring Coyote into the Pets in Crisis Support program. We updated his vaccines and placed him in a safe and caring foster home. With Coyote off the streets and in good hands, his mom was able to focus on her next steps.
We’re happy to share that she’s since secured pet-friendly housing and has been reunited with Coyote.
This outcome was only possible because someone chose to foster.
Fosters make this program work. If you have a little extra space and time, you can help a pet stay safe while their family gets through a tough season.
To learn more about this program and how to get involved, visit the Pets in Crisis Support page.
