Foster To Adoption!

What Is Foster-to-Adoption?

Foster-to-adoption gives approved adopters the opportunity to welcome a dog into their home on a trial basis while deciding if it’s the right long-term match. During this period, the dog is still considered "in foster," and our rescue continues to provide support, guidance, and cover approved medical expenses. Once you know it’s love, you complete the adoption!

Why Choose Foster-to-Adopt?

Save a life: You’re helping a dog leave the shelter or home enviroment and begin their new chapter.
No-pressure transition: You and your foster dog have time to adjust and bond before adoption.
Support along the way: LRGR covers medical care during the foster period and provides guidance.
Matchmaking made easy: See how the dog fits into your home and lifestyle before committing.

How It Works

Apply – Submit an adoption application and indicate your interest in foster-to-adopt.
Match – Our team will help match you with a dog who’s a good fit for your home and lifestyle.
Trial Period – Transport provided by LRGR. Take a couple of weeks to get to know the dog.
Vet Care- Veterinary expenses are covered during the foster period (routine care, preventatives, and any necessary treatments)
Adopt – If it’s a match, we finalize the adoption and celebrate your new family member!

Ready to Be a Lifesaver?

If you're considering adoption but want to make sure it’s the right fit, this program is for you. Your home could be the safe place a Lab needs to heal, grow, and thrive.

Apply to Foster-to-Adopt today—and take the first step toward changing a life, including your own.

Foster to Adoption Application

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Meet Daisy - Daisy will arrive in Richmond ~March 16-17th

Daisy is a beautiful young chocolate Lab mix with a joyful spirit and a heart full of love. Just under two years old, she brings classic Labrador enthusiasm to everything she does. Though she may be slightly shy at first, she warms up quickly and bonds deeply — cuddling and being close to her people are among her favorite things.

Daisy is athletic and energetic. She loves fetch, swimming, running, and car rides, and would thrive in an active home. She plays well with other dogs but can be exuberant in her greetings. Because of her strong prey drive, she needs a home without cats or small livestock.

She knows “sit,” is house-trained, and is smart and eager to learn. With consistent training and structure, Daisy will blossom into a loyal, affectionate, and devoted companion.