I'm not suggesting she keep the foster. Foster only if you can give up the puppy to a permanent home. If someone like the op would apply to adopt one of our yorkies we wouldn't probably wouldn't adopt to her. It's not snobbery. We want them to have a better home than they had. But maybe she could love and care for them until they could find a forever home that can afford the expenses that come up. I don't know her so that would be up to the rescue to decide. I do know we (our rescue) is frequently accused of snobbery also because if we have a few prospective homes we want the one we can be assured can provide care as needed. If not we wait until one fits. Right now we have 4 beautiful yorkies for adoption. One with long term health issues, all from puppy mills. We can't know what health issues they will have in the future. Working with a rescue you know what I mean. We require a very reasonable adoption fee considering what we put into our dogs, not counting the time and love, so when people ask us to lower the fee they are almost automatically disqualified from adoption. |