ALBERT'S DOG LOUNGE VOLUNTEER PORTAL

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Foster Dog Bios

Writing a positive and transparent bio for your foster dog is one of the most powerful tools you have to help them find their forever home. A well-crafted bio not only highlights their unique personality and qualities but also builds trust with potential adopters by being honest about their needs and temperament. By sharing the dog's likes, dislikes, and any quirks, you create a clearer picture of what life with that dog will be like, helping adopters make an informed decision. The more authentic and detailed the bio, the more likely it is to connect with the right family. It’s your opportunity to advocate for the dog, showcasing their best traits while setting realistic expectations, so they can find a loving home that’s the perfect match for both them and their new family.

To help us create a bio for your foster dog, please complete and submit the bio form below. Once our dog listing specialists get this information, they will reach out to you with any questions and for final approval of your fosters dog's bio before listing them on Adopt-a-Pet and Petfinder.

Full Name

Foster Dog's Name

Dog's approximate age:

Dog's approximate weight:

Name of town foster dog is currently residing?

Provide the dog's backstory, if known:

Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

What is the dog's primary breed?

Please provide what is given on the dog's paperwork. If you do not have that information, provide your best guess. (Note: We may change the breed when listing the dog)

Does your foster dog have any medical concerns or waiting for any medical procedures to be performed?

Is your foster dog on any medications? If so, what are they, what are they used to treat, and what is the approximate cost of the medications monthly?

What is the dog's secondary breed?

Please provide what is given on the dog's paperwork. If you do not have that information, provide your best guess. (Note: We may change the breed when listing the dog)

Provide a fun fact about your foster dog:

Dog's Activity Level:

Low

Moderate

High

Low: Typically, a senior and laid back/quiet most of the time.

Moderate: Some level of activity but nothing over the top.

High: High energy dog needing lots of exercise and stimulation.

Is the dog crate trained?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

Is the dog housebroken?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

Is the dog good with adult men?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

Is the dog good with adult women?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

Is the dog good with older children (over 5 years old)?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible. If unknown, please note that.

Is the dog good with younger children (under 5 years old)?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible. If unknown, please note that. Please do not guess. Dogs must have notable experience to say yes to this question.

Is the dog good with cats?

If you are unsure, please put a plea out with family/friends or on social media to find a cat to safely test with on leash. A dog who is cat friendly is adopted significantly faster than a one who is not.

Please describe the types of dog friends your foster enjoys. Do they prefer females only, other small dogs, need a calm friend, great with all dogs, prefers to be alone or an only pet?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

Please describe any potential behavioral issues. This may include, but is not limited to: guarding people, guarding food, guarding high value objects, pulling on a leash, excessive barking, fearful behaviors, separation anxiety, housebreaking issues etc.

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

Please describe anything the dog shows fear of. This may include, but is not limited to: being left alone, water, cars on the street, thunder, women, children, uniforms, hats, etc.

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

List any commands the dog knows.

What adjective(s) would you use to describe your dog? For example, would you call your dog lap loving, social butterfly, wall flower, curious, timid, active, playful, etc.

Use as many adjectives as possible. The more information we have, the better chance your dog has at getting adopted.

Is this dog a flight risk or door bolter?

Describe your dog's sleep style. For example, does the dog prefer to sleep in a bed on the floor, in bed with the humans, in a crate, etc.

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

What is your dog's best feature?

Explain, if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

What does your dog eat for meals, how much, how often, and what is a favorite snack?

What is your dogs shedding meter from 0 being none to 10 being the worst!

Explain if necessary. Please be as thorough and as detailed as possible.

If your dog had a signature color or pattern, what would it be? Make it fun!

What is your dog's favorite season and why? Again, have fun with it!

If your dog were a WWE wrestler or baseball player, what would their walk out song be, and why?

If your dog had a favorite hobby, what would it be and why?

What is your dog's favorite fashion style and why? Remember, we are having fun!

The dog's activity level is:

Low (couch potato)

Medium

High (requires exercise and stimulation daily)

The dog's vocalization level is:

Low (rarely barks)

Medium (barks when someone comes to the door etc.)

High (barks at every noise)

Finally, please provide anything further you wish to add or any details about your foster dog you think are relevant or important to note.

Please submit 4-6 QUALITY photos of your foster dog. If you need help with how to get a quality photo, please review the tips here. You may also upload videos as well.

File upload

Upload jpeg or png images. You may also upload videos as well. Four to Six images of your foster dog are required.