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The case for fostering
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The case for fostering
In 2023, I met Arthur, a senior dog with three legs. Shelter staff told me that Arthur was found roaming the streets, injured, and a good Samaritan took him in. Soon after arriving at the shelter, Arthur’s front left leg was amputated due to the injury. He was recovering from his surgery when we met. I asked if I could foster him. Animal shelters are spending another summer stretched beyond capacity. As intakes increase and adoptions decline, on…
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