Red Barn Rescue | Adoption Application

Clayton, NC

Please describe your plan for house training.

Are your pets on heartworm preventative? If so, what type?

Landlord Phone Number (if renting):

Name of Applicant / Co-Applicant *

Address:

Occupations:

Adoption Application

Are all of your pets spayed or neutered?

Name of Dog:

Who will be responsible for walking, feeding, and caring for the dog/puppy?

If yes, how old are the children?

Routine care/medical emergencies can be expensive... What are your expectations for annual costs for this dog?

Red Barn Rescue

Do you have any other animals that may be a factor for this adoption? (ex. chickens, horses, birds, rabbits, guinea pigs, cats, etc.)

Current Pet 1: (including name, age, description)

Please describe the area where the pet will be kept when you are NOT at home.

Email *

How often will you walk/exercise the dog and for how long?

Animals should be closely supervised with children...Do you have children at home or children who visit?

What is your plan for dog care when you go on vacation/extended travel?

It is not unusual for a dog to live 15 years. Can you commit to this animal for its lifetime?

Yes

Do you have a fenced yard? Please describe.

Our screening process usually involves a home visit to meet your animals and check for safety issues. (no need to dust!) Will you allow a RBR volunteer to visit your home?

Yes

Housing:

Own

Rent

If you don't have any pets, please list past pets and veterinarians to use as a reference.

Co-Applicant Phone:

Phone *

Current Pet 3: (including name, age, description)

If you’re in our armed forces, we salute you! However, we see many dogs displaced by unexpected orders, so out of concern, for both adopter and dog, we request you make provisions for deployment prior to adoption. Who is your friend or family member designated to foster your dog if you deploy? Name and phone contact:

Please describe the area where the pet will be kept while you are at home.

Current Pet 2: (including name, age, description)

Veterinarian and Phone Number:

How long would the dog be left home alone?