So you've found a prospective adopter! Great! Now you have to figure out whether this adopter would be a good match for your foster dog.

So you've found a prospective adopter! Great! Now you have to figure out whether this adopter would be a good match for your foster dog.

If the adopter has already submitted an application to WAGS and been approved, then you have some information to use as a starting point. Review the application and see if anything sticks out as a potential source of concern.

If the adopter has already submitted an application to WAGS and been approved, then you have some information to use as a starting point. Review the application and see if anything sticks out as a potential source of concern or something you'd want clarified. Especially in the hubbub of a busy adoption event, the volunteers processing applications often don't have time to add an in-depth interview on top of the routine paperwork, so the burden falls on you to make sure that this is truly a good fit.

You're looking for three things, as Pam Green so neatly summarized in her article [http://webspace.cal.net/~pamgreen/interview_adopters.html| "Interviewing Prospective Adopters"]:

You're looking for three things, as Pam Green so neatly summarized in her article [http://webspace.cal.net/~pamgreen/interview_adopters.html| "Interviewing Prospective Adopters"]: