Too Many Animals To Become Foster Parents?

Hi there, I am new to the community but have been reading post here for a long time! It has been my dream to foster kids ever since I was a kid. We have started trying to prepare our home to undergo the inspection and training, but I have begun to get anxious regarding our animals. I run an animal rescue not-for-profit, as well as have a small hobby farm. At the most basic level, we have three 1/2 personal dogs (1/2 for our 16 year old 4 pound chihuahua who is basically a potted plant) and two personal cats. Dogs are indoor pets and the cats go from the screened in porch to the occasionally being inside. However, through the rescue work we often times end up with litters of kittens, extra foster cats or dogs and then the occasional orphaned baby animal. The farm has sheep, goats, a pig, poultry and a horse. All animals are well taken care of, vaccinated/registered and everything is kept immaculate. All animals we have kept we have kept with foster kids in mind and made sure they are extra friendly. Foster animals are checked on kid friendliness before coming with us. I actively participate in competitive training and animal youth groups. But maybe a social worker would find this to be too risky? On top of all the animals, we are also rather young (20's)! I worry this would knock us out of being qualified to foster. Since location might matter, we are in Florida.