Animal Welfare Professionals

Hello,

We have a current foster that is interested in doing cat hospice care. We occasionally do have cats and dogs that we send to foster in a hospice capacity but it's usually geared towards finding out if the dog or cat is able to be managed well and humanely. She wants to take in a cat as an end of life adoption to give them their best end and she wants to find a rescue that has that as one of their main purposes. Does anyone know of a group that does this? Of course, I worry that a whole organization that takes in these end of life dogs and cats might lean towards a hoarding situation but that's my own bias and I apologize in advance for that. We are in Michigan but I suspect she might travel to help one of these cats out. She has fostered for us a few times and is loving and does a good job, complete with scrapbooks made and all that good stuff but she wants to move away from temporary fostering of healthy-sick and go to fostering terminal cats.

Any advice is appreciated. (We do have a renal failure cat up for adoption plus the current hospice foster so I think maybe those 2 will be options for her now but in the future, we probably won't be able to fulfill her wants).

Hello,

We have a current foster that is interested in doing cat hospice care. We occasionally do have cats and dogs that we send to foster in a hospice capacity but it's usually geared towards finding out if the dog or cat is able to be managed well and humanely. She wants to take in a cat as an end of life adoption to give them their best end and she wants to find a rescue that has that as one of their main purposes. Does anyone know of a group that does this? Of course, I worry that a whole organization that takes in these end of life dogs and cats might lean towards a hoarding situation but that's my own bias and I apologize in advance for that. We are in Michigan but I suspect she might travel to help one of these cats out. She has fostered for us a few times and is loving and does a good job, complete with scrapbooks made and all that good stuff but she wants to move away from temporary fostering of healthy-sick and go to fostering terminal cats.

Any advice is appreciated. (We do have a renal failure cat up for adoption plus the current hospice foster so I think maybe those 2 will be options for her now but in the future, we probably won't be able to fulfill her wants).

Hello,

We have a current foster that is interested in doing cat hospice care. We occasionally do have cats and dogs that we send to foster in a hospice capacity but it's usually geared towards finding out if the dog or cat is able to be managed well and humanely. She wants to take in a cat as an end of life adoption to give them their best end and she wants to find a rescue that has that as one of their main purposes. Does anyone know of a group that does this? Of course, I worry that a whole organization that takes in these end of life dogs and cats might lean towards a hoarding situation but that's my own bias and I apologize in advance for that. We are in Michigan but I suspect she might travel to help one of these cats out. She has fostered for us a few times and is loving and does a good job, complete with scrapbooks made and all that good stuff but she wants to move away from temporary fostering of healthy-sick and go to fostering terminal cats.

Any advice is appreciated. (We do have a renal failure cat up for adoption plus the current hospice foster so I think maybe those 2 will be options for her now but in the future, we probably won't be able to fulfill her wants).

Hello,

We have a current foster that is interested in doing cat hospice care. We occasionally do have cats and dogs that we send to foster in a hospice capacity but it's usually geared towards finding out if the dog or cat is able to be managed well and humanely. She wants to take in a cat as an end of life adoption to give them their best end and she wants to find a rescue that has that as one of their main purposes. Does anyone know of a group that does this? Of course, I worry that a whole organization that takes in these end of life dogs and cats might lean towards a hoarding situation but that's my own bias and I apologize in advance for that. We are in Michigan but I suspect she might travel to help one of these cats out. She has fostered for us a few times and is loving and does a good job, complete with scrapbooks made and all that good stuff but she wants to move away from temporary fostering of healthy-sick and go to fostering terminal cats.

Any advice is appreciated. (We do have a renal failure cat up for adoption plus the current hospice foster so I think maybe those 2 will be options for her now but in the future, we probably won't be able to fulfill her wants).

Hello,

We have a current foster that is interested in doing cat hospice care. We occasionally do have cats and dogs that we send to foster in a hospice capacity but it's usually geared towards finding out if the dog or cat is able to be managed well and humanely. She wants to take in a cat as an end of life adoption to give them their best end and she wants to find a rescue that has that as one of their main purposes. Does anyone know of a group that does this? Of course, I worry that a whole organization that takes in these end of life dogs and cats might lean towards a hoarding situation but that's my own bias and I apologize in advance for that. We are in Michigan but I suspect she might travel to help one of these cats out. She has fostered for us a few times and is loving and does a good job, complete with scrapbooks made and all that good stuff but she wants to move away from temporary fostering of healthy-sick and go to fostering terminal cats.

Any advice is appreciated. (We do have a renal failure cat up for adoption plus the current hospice foster so I think maybe those 2 will be options for her now but in the future, we probably won't be able to fulfill her wants).