There are many ways that you can help support Georgia Pet T.A.I.L.S. Inc. Including volunteering, fostering, shopping our online store, & donating; be it monetary, in-kind, through e-bay, PayPal, Kroger, Shop For Your Cause, &/or Bissell.  Every body and every penny helps save lives!

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VOLUNTEER WITH US

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Georgia Pet Tails is a foster-based rescue group dedicated to saving pet(s) before they reach the shelters.  We survive on donations and volunteers and could not succeed without both.

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Our areas of need include:

• Transport – transferring pets to/from fosters, vets, events etc

• Home Checks – for fosters and adoption

• IT Services – to ensure everything is running smoothly

• Photographer – taking great photos of our pets for adoption

• Event set-up/break down – tents, chairs, crates, etc

• Event planning

• CPA

• Dog handlers

• Web Designer

If you are interested in helping our team, please fill out the our volunteer application and someone will contact you as soon as possible.

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FOSTER A PET

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As a foster-based rescue, we simply can not save pets if we do not have fosters to rely on. We do not have a shelter or rescue building to take the pets to once we commit to saving them. We have to have a running list of approved fosters that we can call on when the time comes to help.

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If you would like to apply to be a foster for us, please fill out our foster application and we'll get in contact with you. Keep in mind, our focus is on pets in low-income housing, homeless pets and those in crisis situations. We help out with crisis situations such as fires, floods, hoarding cases, owner incarceration and other emergency situations. The pets we take in can often be very scared, broken and in poor health, but others can be great! Some times we get asked to take in owner surrenders who are in great shape and just need a new home.

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Fostering requires you to assess your foster animal and be committed to ensure they become the best pet for their forever home. You will need to be 100% committed to this. Sometimes it will require you to potty train, crate train, leash walking and socialize with people and other animals. Most of our foster animals do not come “adapted”.

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Fostering requires time from you and routines for the foster pet. We have a foster coordinator and volunteer support group who can help you if you are unsure of a corrective action, unwanted behavior, etc. We will give you advice and the support you need, but we ask that you see your commitment through until your foster pet is ready for adoption.

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WHAT WE COVER

• Vet Expenses

• Food as it is available

• Supplies as they are needed and available

• Transport Help

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WHAT YOU DO

• Provide a safe home, warm bed and full belly and socialization

• Give lots of love, hugs and attention

• Take pet to vet appointments if required

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MORE WAYS TO HELP SAVE LIVES

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