Name
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First Name
Last Name
What dog are you interested in?
Email
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Phone
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Address
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Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal Code
Country
What is your age range?
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What do you do for a living?
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What is the name of the company or organization you work for?
Do you have children?
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How many children are in your home?
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How old are they? (Check all that apply)
Other than yourself, how many additional adults do you share your home with?
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How old are they?
What is their relationship to you?
Are you or any other residents in your home allergic to dogs?
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What is your living arrangement?
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Do you rent or own?
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If you rent or have an HOA, can you have a dog in your home? Are there any restrictions around size, breed, or number of pets? Prior to adopting, please be prepared to show a copy of your rental or HOA policy or written confirmation that you are allowed to have a dog.
Is your backyard securely enclosed with a fence or wall?
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Do you currently have any pets at home?
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Please list ALL pets that you CURRENTLY own. Include: type (dog/cat) breed, age, gender, length of time in your care:
Are your current pets spayed/neutered?
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Have you ever owned a pet in the past that is no longer with you?
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Please list ALL pets that you PREVIOUSLY owned. Include: breed, gender, indicate if they were or weren't spayed/neutered, length of time you owned them, what happened to them (if they died please indicate how, if you gave them away please indicate circumstances):
What are the names and phone numbers of your current or previous veterinarian/veterinary hospital?
How many hours a day will your dog be regularly left without human companionship?
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If you spend most of the day away from home, what would you do with your dog?
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Where will your dog be when you are not home?
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Where will your dog sleep during the night?
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How will your dog be cared for when you go out of town?
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What is your primary reason for wanting a dog? Please check all that apply:
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If other, please explain:
Describe the kind of dog you are looking for (age, size, fur type, energy level, personality, etc.):
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What type of activity level are you looking for in a dog?
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How would you rate your experience as a dog owner?
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When would you like to take your dog home?
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Ideally, how much work would you like to put in with your new dog?
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How are you planning on training your dog?
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If your dog presents behavioral issues, are you prepared to seek out training and invest in their progress?
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What is your preferred method or style of training?
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Are you willing and able to take care of all expenses should your dog become sick or injured?
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What would cause you to return your dog to the rescue?
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Other than quality or end-of-life decisions, would you euthanize your dog due to high vet bills?
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Would you allow a home visit by a Wags & Walks representative if requested?
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Has Animal Control ever visited your home, or have you been cited for Animal Related violations?
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Is there anything else you would like to share that we haven't already covered?
How did you hear about us?
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If a person or business referred you, please list their name here so we may thank them:
Your Instagram Handle:
Your Facebook URL:
I understand that Wags & Walks is a non-profit organization whose main goal is to help bring people and dogs together. I understand that adopting a dog is a 10-15 year commitment. The adoption donation starts at $450.
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I understand that any misrepresentation of the above information authorizes Wags & Walks to deny application, and/or reclaim the pet that is in my home. I acknowledge that Wags & Walks cannot guarantee any animals against parasites, diseases or destructive behavior. If I adopt a dog from Wags & Walks I will not hold Wags & Walks responsible, nor seek any compensation for damages, medical fees, or other liabilities incurred by the pet I adopt.
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I understand that Wags & Walks is not liable for the behavior or actions of dogs that are in their care that I (or my family) choose to meet.
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I acknowledge and accept that Wags and Walks takes part in a larger mission to affect and address pet overpopulation and that their spay and neuter policy is non-negotiable.
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