Shelter officials said they urgently need foster homes to help relieve overcrowding and give animals a safe, temporary place to stay.
According to the shelter, some of the dogs are experiencing stress in the kennel environment, while others are recovering and need a quieter place to heal.
Officials said fostering can make a major difference by opening up space and giving more animals a chance to be rescued and cared for.
The shelter provides food, veterinary care and supplies for foster animals, while foster families provide a temporary home and daily care.
Officials said even fostering one dog for a few days or a couple of weeks can help save additional lives.
Anyone interested in fostering is asked to message the shelter or call 601-954-6447. The shelter is located in Crystal Springs.
