Useful information for pet parents
Pet Rehoming Agreement
This agreement documents the transfer of ownership of the pet named (_______________________), from the Rehoming Family (_____________________________) to the Adopting Family (_____________________________), located at this address (_____________________________). The agreement shall remain in effect for the life of the pet, or until the return of the pet to the Rehoming Family.
These suggestions are merely to guide and help you come up with your own ideas to make this “Your Pets Profile” No one knows your pet better than you do. You are the best person to select the perfect, future home that you desire for them. So, take the time to make them shine.
When you make that decision to adopt a pet, be a responsible adopter and use your good judgement. It is always a good idea to have a list of questions prepared to ask when going to meet the owner and pet for the first time, or in a phone conversation. Think of questions that fit your needs and what your expectations are for this new addition to your family. Avoid impulsive decisions because the pet is so cute or happy to see you. Make sure all your questions and concerns are met before you agree to adopt and this will be a match that you and your new pet will be thankful for.
Having a list of questions and being prepared to follow through with a well laid out plan is helpful. This will help ensure your pet and everyone involved has the best possible experience. Try to envision what type of person/home you would like your pet to go to. Make your list of questions to fit those desires or requirements. Have a separate list of the things you are not firm on and will be flexible.
