When you reach out to the foster support line via email, text, or call, the Doobert team follows a specific script (similar to our shelter’s own protocols) to categorize your needs.
In order to use Doobert, you must know your foster pet's shelter name AND the shelter location you picked them up from to receive timely care!
Low-priority Concerns: Doobert will give you a lot of guidance for the issue based on a script assigned by their team and our shelter resources. They will advise that the shelter will reach out within 3 days to take into account staff weekends, but usually you will receive a faster response. You're always encouraged to follow up over email if you're concerned. This can include your foster still coughing after finishing an antibiotic—but showing signs of improvement and good energy or having some diarrhea when they first come home from the shelter, but are otherwise seeming normal.
General Support: Other than medical concerns, Doobert is also available to help with any training / behavioral concerns you may have and may have advice on how to handle it short and long term. Your specific shelter’s foster team is notified and will reach out to you ASAP.
Supply Requests: If you'd like to request specific items, you're welcome to call them into Doobert, and a foster coordinator will reach out if/when we have them in stock!
Everything you share with Doobert is logged and shared directly with your shelter's foster team. We see your updates in real-time! If you share photos, we will see them too. Calls are recorded for quality assurance and training.