The CRiSP Living Owners Program is designed specifically for dog owners who are incapacitated or otherwise physically or otherwise incapable of caring for their beloved pet dog for non-financial reasons. This includes those having a permanent situational change that makes keeping their pet dog impossible, such as moving into rehabilitation centers or assisted living facilities that do not permit dogs-in-residence.
Living Owners who are those who are unable to properly care for their dog and wish to preserve a bonded relationship with their dog rehomed and living in a comfortable residence, instead of being abandoned or placed permanently in an animal shelter.
Rehoming providers will house and take care of all the dog’s needs and will arrange regular visits with the client dog owner. They will establish a schedule that is mutually convenient and agreed upon between the client dog owner and the most appropriate rehoming provider. Regular mutually agreed visits to the owners’ dwelling will be made for the maximum amount of time to be spent between owners and their dog.
Foster rehoming is also available for dog owners who do not wish their dog to provide regular owner visits, or for those who may choose not to provide visitation services to the dog owner -- but who would still like to provide a comfortable foster loving home for an owner’s pet dog.
The re-homer can also choose to provide community services to hospitals, veteran’s and other medical facilities, and will receive a financial stipend for this service.
CRiSP provides dog owners with the comfort of knowing that their beloved pet and lifelong friend will be well taken care of for the remainder of their life in the home of a caring family. Pet-owners who have their dog rehomed will compensate the rehoming provider for all costs to maintain the comfort and well-being
of their pet dog.