Shelter Animal Euthanasia Could End With Help From National Foster Home Network

    CYPRESS, TX, September 14, 2011 /24-7PressRelease/ -- According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), 60% of animals that enter animal shelters in the U.S. are euthanized. Many of these more than 4 million animals are euthanized due to shelter overcrowding. A new website, FosterSpot.com, aims to stop the euthanizing of healthy animals by creating a nation-wide network of temporary foster homes. FosterSpot wants to save millions of animal lives by relieving shelter overcrowding through fostering.

It seems that every city has a recent news story of a private residence where 30 cats were removed by the local SPCA, Humane Society, or Animal Control. Such a sudden increase in a shelter's population puts a burden on the shelter. This burden can be lessened through temporary fostering using FosterSpot. Shelters and rescue groups can reach out to potential fosters through the FosterSpot network.

Now that FosterSpot.com has been released to the public, both shelters and fosters can register to help stop animal euthanasia. Animal shelters can register their organization and list specific animals that need temporary fostering. Detailed information including warnings (i.e. "not good with cats") and special care needs can be listed for each foster animal. Potential fosters can browse foster listings and register to receive email alerts from a specific shelter, about a specific species, or for a specific breed. Fosters can then contact the shelter through the website and work out a fostering arrangement.

Animal shelters and rescue groups should visit FosterSpot.com to register their shelter and start listing available foster animals. Willing fosters should register on FosterSpot.com as a foster and set up the specific alerts they want to receive about available foster animals. Putting an end to animal euthanasia is right around the corner.

www.FosterSpot.com is a website created by 32nd Degree, LLC. 32nd Degree is a Houston-based website commodity developer that is responsible for creating useful websites for the public. Many of 32nd Degree's websites are pet-related. In 2004 32nd Degree created FidoFinder.com, which is currently the largest lost and found dog website in the world. Fido Finder is responsible for reuniting hundreds of lost animals with their owners each year. 32nd Degree also created TabbyTracker.com which is a spinoff of Fido Finder, but for cats. 32nd Degree focuses on creating websites that help solve some of the world's unsolved problems. Animal euthanasia is just one problem that 32nd Degree wants to help solve. For more information on 32nd Degree websites, visit http://www.32nddegree.com.

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