Cost-Benefit & Risk Assessments: Taking in a Sick Foster

by Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer) October 13, 2022

written by Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer) October 13, 2022

Ross, a black-and-white mixed breed puppy, rests his front paws on his foster owner's legs and pants up at the camera

I talk a lot about making thoughtful cost-benefit analyses and risk assessments in life with my dog. Here's a recent example with taking in our newest foster puppy, who came to us while still being treated for an upper respiratory infection.

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Haley (writer, dog nerd, van lifer)

I write about training my blue heeler, adventuring in our converted van, and a whole bunch of other interests in the hope that our blunders and realizations connect with fellow dog lovers. Learn more?

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Cost-Benefit & Risk Assessments: Taking in a Sick Foster

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