Mama Dog Wants to Play with Foster Puppies But is Too Big, But One Tiny Pup Named ‘Hash Brown’ Shows Bravery, Wholesomeness Ensues

When you love dogs and have the space and time, then you're going to love fostering—especially if you have a furbaby who loves making friends! As someone who has fostered many dogs throughout her life, I can tell you from experience, it is one of the most fulfilling things you can do. To see these dogs of all shapes and sizes, who have been through god knows what, blossom into these loving beings ready to find a family, your heart feels full. 

That being said, do your research before diving into the world of fostering. It's important that you know the kind of breed you are dealing with. And if you have your own furbaby that will be fostering with you, it's important to understand how to properly introduce them. Take, for instance, Raava—she's a big furbaby that loves to make friends. But she is very large and in charge, so her mom has to make sure she is separated from the particularly small and young pups.