Submit an Application — AjK Family Rescue

Submit an Adoption Application

Adoption Application

Name

First Name

Last Name

Phone

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Please contact me via:

This is for initial contact only; all adopters will need to have a phone or in-person conversation with our rescue. To expedite the process, we will contact via text or phone call.

Which animals(s) are you interested in adopting or fostering?

Please share the name or names of the animals. If you are not interested in the animals we currently have available, we encourage you to keep checking back!

Home Address

Address 1

Address 2

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Country

Are you interested in adopting, fostering, or both?

Do you have any concerns paying the required adoption donation? ($350, with some exceptions)

How old is the primary owner?

How many adults live in the home?

What is your employment type? How often and long are you away from home?

Describe your home and yard

Is it a house or apartment? How large is the house? Is the yard fenced? How tall is the fence? Do you have locks on the gates, etc?

Your home is:

How long have you lived at this address?

How many children, ages 5-18, live in the home?

How many children, under 5 years old, live in the home?

Tell us about any pets currently in the home.

Please include the types of pets, ages, genders, spay/neuter vaccination status, and heartworm prevention status. AjK requires all pets to be fully vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and on heartworm prevention.

Current Vet

Please provide the name and contact information for your current vet. You can put "none" if you have no pets. AjK will reach out to your vet to confirm the status of your current pets.

Where will this pet spend most of its time?

Have you ever rehomed a pet or surrendered a pet to a shelter or rescue? (If yes, please explain)

Have you ever had an application for a pet denied? (If yes, please explain)

Where did you hear about us?

AjK Family Rescue reserves the right to refuse any adoption. When an adoption does not work out, it is an unpleasant experience for the pet and the adoptive family and can make placing the returned animal more difficult in the future. For this reason, we reserve the right to refuse any adoption that we feel is not in the best interest of the animal and/or the adoptive family.

Our commitment to the potential adopter and to our dogs is to screen all applications carefully to find the very best match between the needs of the adopter and our dog.

A refusal is not a judgement of the applicant, but instead represents our assessment that a particular pet might not do well in the environment offered based on our years of experience arranging successful adoptions.