Operation K9 Rescue : Application

Donation
We request a donation and depending on the expenses incurred in the dog's rescue and veterinary care this could range from $150 to $400. All animals are spayed/neutered prior to placement.

Is this acceptable to you?
Yes No

Please realize that dogs need vet care throughout their lives, including yearly boosters, heartworm and flea/tick preventative meds, etc. If you cannot afford a donation, can you afford the appropriate vet care? Please consider this before adopting.

Are these terms acceptable to you?
Yes No

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	Adoption Information We rescue animals in need, sometimes they have suffered a very abusive life of neglect and lack of love. They come to us because we are their only voice. It is our responsibility to place them in homes where they will be given the things they deserve: love, attention, understanding, training, patience, medical care, proper nourishment & housing and companionship. Therefore, we screen each applicant very thoroughly and require a home visit. Our adoption fees range from $150 to $400 based on how much rehabilitation the dog needs while waiting to be adopted to a good home. « Read our Adoption Policies.

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Adoption Application Form

Personal Information
First Name	Last Name
eMail
Birthdate
Address
City	State	Zip Code
Occupation
Day/work Phone	Evening/home Phone
What dog(s) are you interested in?
American Bulldog Neapolitan Mastiff Tosa Inu Cane Corso	Dogue De Bordeaux Brasiliero Dogo Argentino Other
If Other:

	References Please provide the contact information of a veterinarian you have used before and plan to use with your new dog. Vet references are checked prior to adoptions & post adoptions, we routinely check with the vet to ensure the dog is being cared for.
	Is this acceptable to you? Yes No
	Vet Name:		Vet Phone
	Vet records are under the name of
	Please provide the names, their relationship to you and phone numbers of two people you know and who know you (no family members)
	Name #1
	Relation to You		Phone
	Name #2
	Relation to You		Phone
	Please list place of employment for yourself and your spouse, if applicable. If unemployed, please describe how you will afford the care and maintenance of this dog.
	Name of Your Employer		Employer's Phone
	Spouse's Name
	Spouse's Employer		Employer's Phone

Household Information
What sort of home do you live in? Please choose one. House Condo Apartment
Do you own or rent? Own Rent
Are You Moving? Yes No If yes, please explain.
If you rent, you must provide your landlord's contact information so that we may verify that you are allowed a pet.
Landlord's Name	Landlord's Phone
List below all people besides yourself who currently live at this residence.
1. Name
Relation to You	Age
2. Name
Relation to You	Age
3. Name
Relation to You	Age
Do you own any cats, dogs, etc. who currently live in your household? Yes No
Other Pet's Name
Breed	Age	Sex
Is this pet spayed/neutered? Yes No

	History Have you owned a dog before? Yes No If Yes, please provide us with a brief history of what happened to it. If your last dog died, please state dog's name and date deceased.
	Have you ever taken one of your pets to a shelter? Yes No If yes please describe circumstances.
	Are you familiar with the breed of dog you are applying for? Yes No Why do you want this particular breed of dog? What experience do you have w/the breed?

	Care of the Dog Do you have a fenced area on your property? Yes No
	Is the area completely fenced in? Yes No If yes, how high is the fence and approx how large is the fenced in area?
	What kind of fencing is it?
	If you have no fence, how do you plan to have your new dog relieve/exercise itself?
	How active is your lifestyle aside from work? Please explain:
	Do all adults work full time? Yes No
	How many hours each day will your new dog be alone?
	How many hours each day will you spend time with your dog?
	Where will your new dog be kept when it is alone?
	Where will your new dog sleep?
	What sort of training do you plan on providing the dog?
	Are you agreeable to having a homecheck done prior to adoption? Yes No

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