Jollene J.

Meet Jollene

• Comfortable with pets

There are many benefits to becoming a foster parent watching children develop and grow, being the voice for children who haven’t had one, showing children what true love and safety is in a home. Yes, you will become attached, and yes, it is painful when some return home, but sometimes it’s also rewarding, or moment when you feel the child shouldn’t be returned—and you will have those moments—for those moments when you are so attached that your heart breaks when a child is removed from you, just know you did all you could to love and provide for them—that they were able to feel so attached to someone that it matters when they’re gone, that someone did hurt when they were moved, that someone did care enough to fight all they could for them. You can be a voice, provide a home, and save some little lives. To support a Read more child or young person to achieve positive outcomes can make a real difference to the lives others. I have replace the foster children with taking care of pets for friends, and now find the need to expand due to supporting myself. I also am a spoiler of children, and pets.

Trust & safety

Experience