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Foster caregiver needed for mama Marimar and her 9 nursing babies and a dozen other nursing mamas/puppies at Palm Valley Animal Society.  PVAS Image
Foster caregiver needed for mama Marimar and her 9 nursing babies and a dozen other nursing mamas/puppies at Palm Valley Animal Society.  PVAS Image

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Look at those cuties! 

Foster caregiver needed for mama Marimar and her 9 nursing babies and a dozen other nursing mamas/puppies at Palm Valley Animal Society. 

Puppies’ immune systems aren’t fully developed and their exposure to illness is limited in a foster home. 

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Caregiver will receive $150 gift card and all supplies will be provided. 

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To be eligible to receive a gift card, fosters must care for the family until they’re transferred to rescue or ready to be adopted. To sign up, text 956-278-0702, visit https://www.pvastx.org/fosteror come on down during open hours 11-7 daily.

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