Application Form for Temporary Care of Stray Animals

Application Form for Temporary Care of Stray Animals

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Gyeonggi Province will implement the 'Temporary Foster Care Program for Abandoned Animals' again this year, following last year.


The Temporary Foster Care Program for Abandoned Animals is a project that supports general households to temporarily care for animals waiting for adoption for a certain period (1-2 months) to improve their welfare, socialization, and disease prevention. The program aims not only to reduce unnecessary euthanasia and increase adoption rates but also to help these animals grow in a more hygienic and healthy environment without physical or mental stress.


The province announced on the 6th that it will operate the 'Temporary Foster Care Program for Abandoned Animals' for residents who wish to participate, in cooperation with the directly managed animal protection centers in Suwon, Yongin, Goyang, and Siheung.


Previously, in December 2019, the province piloted the temporary foster care program at the 'Gyeonggi-do Helper Dog Sharing Center' located in Hwaseong City.


The province provides participating foster families with necessary food and related supplies to care for the animals and also offers veterinary services through animal protection center veterinarians.


To participate in the temporary foster care program, one must complete the 'Rescue and Protection Animal Temporary Foster Care Education' (1 hour) on the Gyeonggi Lifelong Learning Portal (Gseek.kr).


After completing the online education, participants can issue a certificate of completion from their My Page. After inquiring by phone at the directly managed animal protection centers (Suwon, Yongin, Goyang, Siheung), participants can be guided through the participation process and submit a copy of the certificate, a temporary foster care application, and a consent form to join.



Park Kyung-ae, Director of the Animal Welfare Division of the province, explained, "People who have wanted to help abandoned animals but felt burdened by indefinite care through adoption can now participate in animal protection without worry," adding, "The temporary foster care program serves as a stepping stone to adoption by changing existing prejudices and fears."


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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