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Amelia is one of the dogs at Jacksonville's Animal Care and Protective Services shelter. The shelter needs 60 foster homes for dogs while repairs are made to air conditioning. | Animal Care and Protective ServicesAmelia is one of the dogs at Jacksonville's Animal Care and Protective Services shelter. The shelter needs 60 foster homes for dogs while repairs are made to air conditioning. | Animal Care and Protective Services
Amelia is one of the dogs at Jacksonville's Animal Care and Protective Services shelter. The shelter needs 60 foster homes for dogs while repairs are made to air conditioning. | Animal Care and Protective Services

Jax dog shelter is desperate for foster homes

By Steven Ponson
Published on April 23, 2024 at 12:00 pm

Jacksonville’s Animal Care and Protective Services needs 60 families to open their hearts and homes to one of the dogs that will need a foster home while repairs are made at the shelter.

Animal Care and Protective Services said the animals need homes for six weeks so repairs can be made to the shelter’s air conditioning.

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Supplies and support will be provided for households that foster dogs. The shelter needs to find homes for the dogs by Wednesday. 

You can stop by the shelter, at 2020 Forest St., to get the fostering process started. Appointments are not needed, and dogs that are eligible to be fostered can go home with you the same day.

For more information, you can go to the Animal Care and Protective Services website.

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author image Reporter, WJCT News 89.9 Steven Ponson has six years of experience covering news in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Prior to arriving on the First Coast, Steven also worked in radio in Orlando. He attended the University of Central Florida where he earned a degree in radio and television. Steven has been a reporter, producer, anchor and board operator. Outside of work, Steven loves to watch sports, cook delicious cajun food (as any good Louisiana native does) and spend time outdoors.
author image Reporter, WJCT News 89.9 Steven Ponson has six years of experience covering news in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Prior to arriving on the First Coast, Steven also worked in radio in Orlando. He attended the University of Central Florida where he earned a degree in radio and television. Steven has been a reporter, producer, anchor and board operator. Outside of work, Steven loves to watch sports, cook delicious cajun food (as any good Louisiana native does) and spend time outdoors.

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