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    09.13.21-Ffdr Adoption Application - Fillable Form For Website

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    This document is an application for adoption of a dog from Furever Freed Dog Rescue. It requests information about the applicant such as name, address, family details, lifestyle, and experience with pets. It also asks questions to assess if the applicant is a good match for the types of dogs available for adoption in terms of size, age, activity level, and other traits. References are also required. By submitting the application, the applicant agrees to treat any adopted dog with dignity and kindness for its entire life and return it to Furever Freed if unable to care for it in the future.

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    This document is an application for adoption of a dog from Furever Freed Dog Rescue. It requests information about the applicant such as name, address, family details, lifestyle, and experience with pets. It also asks questions to assess if the applicant is a good match for the types of dogs available for adoption in terms of size, age, activity level, and other traits. References are also required. By submitting the application, the applicant agrees to treat any adopted dog with dignity and kindness for its entire life and return it to Furever Freed if unable to care for it in the future.

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    This document is an application for adoption of a dog from Furever Freed Dog Rescue. It requests information about the applicant such as name, address, family details, lifestyle, and experience with pets. It also asks questions to assess if the applicant is a good match for the types of dogs available for adoption in terms of size, age, activity level, and other traits. References are also required. By submitting the application, the applicant agrees to treat any adopted dog with dignity and kindness for its entire life and return it to Furever Freed if unable to care for it in the future.

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    09.13.21-Ffdr Adoption Application - Fillable Form For Website

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    Brianne Tamaki-Chu
    This document is an application for adoption of a dog from Furever Freed Dog Rescue. It requests information about the applicant such as name, address, family details, lifestyle, and experience with pets. It also asks questions to assess if the applicant is a good match for the types of dogs available for adoption in terms of size, age, activity level, and other traits. References are also required. By submitting the application, the applicant agrees to treat any adopted dog with dignity and kindness for its entire life and return it to Furever Freed if unable to care for it in the future.

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    FUREVER FREED DOG RESCUE

    CANINE ADOPTION APPLICATION


    (Applicant must be 25 years or older)

    Date of Application:      


    Name of dog that you are interested in?      
    What Breed is the Dog?      
    Is this your first application?      
    If you have submitted application before, give date and name of dog ap-
    plied for:      
    Where did you hear about Furever Freed?      

    Your Information:
    Full Name (and Partner, if there is one):
    First Name       Last Name       Age:      
    First Name       Last Name       Age:      
    Email Address(s)      
    Phone       Cell or Alternate Phone      
    Street Address      
    City      
    Province       Postal Code      

    Do you rent or own the above address? Rent       Own      
    Type of Dwelling?      
    Choices: House, Townhouse, Condo / Apartment, Farm, Other (explain)
    Do you have a yard? If so, how large?     
    Is the yard fenced?      
    1
    How long have you lived at current address?     
    If you are renting and you have been there under a year, what was your
    previous rental history?      
    How far from your dwelling is the nearest busy road (ie: not a side street)?
         
    If you are renting: Can we contact your landlord if you decide to adopt the
    dog?      
    Landlord's Contact Information (If Applicable)
    Name:      
    Address:      
    Phone Number:      

    YOUR FAMILY:
    Including yourself, how many people are in your household?      
    No. of children in the home?      What are their ages?      
    Are the children used to dogs?      
    Note: Some of our dogs may not be suitable for younger children.
    Is everyone in the household in agreement with adopting a dog?      
    How would you describe your lifestyle?      
    Choices are: sedate, leisurely, moderately active, very active
    How would you describe the pace of your home?      
    Choices are: quiet, moderately busy with some noise, hectic and very noisy
    Does anyone in your family smoke?      
    Who would be the dog's primary caretaker?      
    Will all members of the household take part in caretaking?      

    2
    PAST PET OWNERSHIP:
    If there are no animals, please write "There are currently no animals at the
    proposed residence."      
    If no animals at this time, have you had any in the past 6 years?      
    If yes, what happened to them?      
    Have you ever owned a 'rescued' animal before?      
    If YES, describe:      

    CURRENT PET OWNERSHIP:


    Do you have dogs now?      
    How many?       Spayed/Neutered?      
    Breeds?       Sexes?       Ages?      
    Are the dogs used to other dogs?      
    How do you plan to introduce the new dog to your current dog (or other
    pets)? i.e. have you read the experts advice on 'how to properly introduce
    new pets to the family'?      
    Do you have cats?       How many?       Ages?      
    Are cats used to dogs?       Are cats indoor or outdoor?      
    Are cats declawed?      
    Do you have birds, fish, pocket animals or reptiles?      
    Have you ever volunteered for the SPCA or other rescue group?      
    Have you ever applied to any other rescue groups/shelters? If so, what
    happened?      

    DOGS THAT YOU WOULD CONSIDER ADOPTING:


    Age range you would consider adopting:
    Check your preference(s), select all for no preference
    3
    < Puppy (6 months)      
    Young (6 months - 3 years)      
    Adult (3 years - 10 years)      
    Senior (10+ years)      

    Gender you would consider:


    Select both for no preference
    Male      
    Female      

    Size you would consider adopting:


    Check your preference(s), select all for no preference
    Small      
    Medium      
    Large      
    Extra-Large      

    Activity level you would consider adopting:


    Check your preference(s), select all for no preference
    Low      
    Medium      
    High      
    What are your plans for exercising the dog?      
    What are your plans for training the dog?      
    Are you willing to help your new dog with needed training? Most dogs will
    need help for the first week or so with housetraining as they are nervous in
    a new home and not yet used to the routine.       
    4
    What is your philosophy or method to train your new dog if they do some-
    thing inappropriate?      
    How many hours will the dog be left alone during the day?      
    Where will the dog be kept while you work or go out?
    Choices: Free roam, house, crate, basement, bedroom, outside, etc.
         
    Where will the dog sleep?
    Choices: Free roam, house, crate, basement, bedroom, outside, etc.
         
    Where will the dog stay when you are on holidays?      
    How often would your dog get walked daily?      
    How often would you take your dog to the closest off leash dog park so
    your dog can get socialized and play with other dogs?      
    What dog behaviours would you consider to be unacceptable?      
    Dogs can cost $1000=$2000/yr. Is that affordable to you? (good food,
    yearly vaccines, grooming, etc)      
    Under what circumstances would you return a dog without seeking assis-
    tance to overcome the problem first?      

    REFERENCES:
    PROVIDE REFERENCES (THAT DO NOT CURRENTLY LIVE WITH
    YOU) AND A MAXIMUM OF TWO FAMILY MEMBERS

    REFERENCE 1:
    First Name:       Last Name:      
    Contact information (Phone Number):      
    Relation to yourself:      
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    REFERENCE 2:
    First Name:       Last Name:      
    Contact information (Phone Number):      
    Relation to yourself:      

    REFERENCE 3:
    First Name:       Last Name:      
    Contact information (Phone Number):      
    Relation to yourself:      

    VETERINARY REFERENCE (If you do not have a vet just put N/A)
    Practice Name:      
    First Name:       Last Name:      
    Contact information (Phone Number):      

    PLEASE SUBMIT COMPLETED APPLICATION TO: FFDRDOGS@G-


    MAIL.COM and [email protected]
    FUREVER FEED POLICY
    BY SUBMITTING THIS APPLICATION, I AFFIRM THAT WHAT I HAVE
    SUBMITTED IS TRUE AND COMPLETE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWL-
    EDGE. I ALSO UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO THE POLICIES OUT-
    LINED IN THIS DOCUMENT BY FUREVER FREED.

    Signature:      

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    GENERAL RULES FOR ADOPTION
    1. This animal should always be treated with dignity, kindness and love in a
    permanent home.
    2. It is expected of you to ensure that this animal always has access to
    food, clean drinking water and any medical treatment it may need, as well
    as ensure its emotional wellbeing for the rest of its life. It is furthermore re-
    quired of you to provide this animal with adequate shelter from any ele-
    ments.
    3. No animal adopted from FUREVER FREED is allowed to be used as a
    guard or security animal at a place of business, sold for medical or experi-
    mental purposes, used for breeding or for exhibit or performance purposes,
    or for any illegal activities. This animal is meant to be a pet in a loving
    home only.
    4. Should you for any reason in the future, be unable to keep this animal,
    you will return it to FUREVER FREED, where it will be re-homed by our-
    selves. Under no circumstances are you allowed to pass this animal on,
    sell it, or transfer ownership to anyone else without the written approval of
    FUREVER FREED.

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