Friendswood, Texas
Step up for Texas pets in need.
Local foster homes keep animals close to medical care, behavior support, playgroups, and transport preparation while giving them the home experience they need.
Fosters should live within roughly one hour of the Friendswood facility so the team can coordinate appointments, assessments, playgroups, and transport prep.
We’ve got you covered
Support, supplies, and a team beside you.
The rescue covers approved medical care and provides essential supplies. Fosters also join a peer-support community where experienced volunteers share advice, answer questions, and celebrate wins.
fosterassist@threelittlepittiesrescue.orgTexas feline foster support
Current feline foster experiencing a medical emergency?
This emergency line is for cats and kittens currently enrolled in the Three Little Pitties foster program.
Dogs in boarding
Urgent foster needs change quickly.
Email the Texas foster team to request the current boarding list and help the right dog move into a home.
Can’t foster right now?
Give a boarding dog an afternoon out.
A park walk, pup cup, car ride, or quiet movie on a couch reduces stress and gives the adoption team new insight into the dog’s personality.
Join Doggy Day Outs
Texas foster FAQs
A local home can open the next rescue spot.
How close should I live to the rescue?
Texas fosters should live within roughly one hour of the Friendswood facility so appointments, assessments, playgroups, and transport preparation can be coordinated safely.
What costs does the rescue cover?
The rescue covers approved veterinary care and provides essential supplies for Texas foster pets. Coordinate with the foster team before arranging care or purchasing special supplies.
How long will I foster?
Most placements last four to six weeks. Surgery, heartworm treatment, medical recovery, or extended rehabilitation can require a longer stay.
Can I foster cats or help for a shorter time?
Yes. Houston-area cat and kitten fosters are needed, and Doggy Day Outs offer a shorter way to help a boarding dog when a full foster placement is not possible.
Texas pets need a soft place to land
Open your door. We’ll bring the support.
Choose a foster who fits your home and help create room for the rescue to say yes again.
Foster in TexasDogs available to foster
Meet the dogs who need a temporary home.
This live directory shows only dogs currently marked available for foster. Select a dog to review their profile, then submit a foster application when you are ready to help.