Ok so we have another person backing out. I am at a loss for words. People are stepping up to save dogs and think they can just back out. The woman who stepped up for Apple Jacks 242526 just backed out saying she has to go away at the last minute. These people who step up and then step down are just as bad as people who dump their animals in shelters. All these fosters who don't follow their commitment towards these dogs are playing with their lives. They don't see it. When you commit to a dog, THAT IS A COMMITMENT AND YOUR RESPONSIBILITY. Not the rescues. We help you with that commitment. All these people failing these dogs are sickening. I am so done at this point.

We have another foster who is telling us she doesn't want her foster back after we sent the dog to a board and train. Yes, when we pull dog we assume the foster will take responsibility for the dog until the dog gets adopted. But when the foster decides they don't want the dog, we get stuck with finding a new foster. Jiggy is a dog we pulled for a foster and she claimed she wasn't equipped handling her HOWEVER, a month in board and train and she's so whipped into great shape and ready for a new foster home. She's now living with children and other dogs. She's currently in a Board & Train in Rochester but can be transported. Please contact us if you can help her: [email protected] poundhoundsresq.org/fosterin… facebook.com/photo?fbid=1214…

Hey we're here celebrating #BLACKFRIDAY but a little differently. Our #blackbeauties are all available for adoption. As you know Black Dog Syndrome is a thing. They are usually the ones passed up at the shelters and the last ones to get adopted. Take a look at our gorgeous line up here and they are all up for adoption. Meet our adoptable black dogs: Ernesto, Major Sylvester (Leo) Cash, Nero, and Numada Links and bios: Ernesto: Location: Brooklyn, NY petfinder.com/.../pound-houn… Major Sylvester (Leo) Location: SAINT MARYS, PA, 15857 petfinder.com/.../pound-houn… Cash: Location: Pittsburgh, PA, 15202 petfinder.com/.../pound-houn… Nero: Location: Trout Run, PA petfinder.com/.../pound-houn… Numada: Location: Berlin, NJ petfinder.com/.../pound-houn…

We are looking for someone to foster this little girl Luna Lulu. She is in foster and we want to remove her. We pulled her out of the New York Animal Care Centers about two She's a sweet little girl who keeps to herself. We would say kids over 16 and good with dogs as long as they are not overbearing. She's about 5 years old, 20 lbs UTD on all vaccinations and microchipped. If you can help please contact us. She's currently in Brooklyn and can transport. poundhoundsresq.org/fosterin…

We haven't had one inquiry on Bella Wella 😢 And we have no idea why. Bella is a one year old family dog that was surrendered to the New York Animal Care Centers due to landlord issues back in January. She lived with two adults and children. She is described as a mellow, easygoing girl that is laidback and will always be your best companion. She gets along with dogs of her size (with proper intros). No small animals for this gal. She's located in Manhattan and looking for her forever home. Please read more about her and see if she's a match for you. petfinder.com/dog/bella-well…

Ok folks, the foster backed out due to personal issues. We really need someone to step up to foster this guy. poundhoundsresq.org/fosterin…

The foster bailed on Kodak. 1. Her car wasn't working yesterday when she was scheduled to get him so the NYCACC rescheduled for today. 2. Today she bails while Kodak is enroute saying that her daughter was sick. When I text her saying this is not good for Kodak and it's actually life or death, she was like ok I will go meet them. Transport couldn't retrace due to other dogs on transport and if she then could meet them, it makes me think why couldn't she have made it? She then was telling me that the driver was going back when he wasn't. 😢 3. Kodak is in danger. If anyone can foster please let me know. poundhoundsresq.org/fosterin…

We can vet people so much but in the end they will do what they want. When we interview people to foster we STRESS that it has to be until the dog is adopted. We tell them there is no alternative place for the dog. We explain to them that every dog appeals to someone but not necessarily someone else. We go over that boarding is not an option and that they need to commit to this dog. On our application it also states this. What do we do then when someone gives up on their foster? We are left to scramble to find someone new. NOT EVERYONE TAKES THIS COMMITMENT SERIOUSLY. Paco's foster is now saying he has to be out by end of June. Why? Nothing that Paco did. He's a perfect dog. Please read all about him and if you think he'd make a good addition to your home, please let us know. He's currently in Hudson NY. petfinder.com/dog/paco-76202…