Application to Surrender | ARF Humane Society of Jackson County

ARF Application to Surrender a Dog

Thanks for asking about surrendering your pet. Because we are a small foster network, we base our limited intake decisions on foster parent preference and availability, adoptability of your pet, and the safety and health of our foster parents and their children and animals.

Your truthful answer to the following questions will protect you, your pet, our foster parents, and any potential adopters. Completing and submitting this application does not guarantee that ARF can/will accept your animal.

Owner's Name (first & last)

Phone

Multi-line address

Country/Region

Address

Address - line 2

City

Zip / Postal code

Dog's Name

Dog's Breed

Dog's Sex

Dog's Weight

Dog's Age

Has the dog been spayed or neutered?

Is the dog up to date on their rabies vaccination?

List any other recent vaccinations, including date of vaccination and the service provider who administered vaccines.

List other health-related care you have given your pet or health-related issues your pet has experienced.

Describe your dog's interactions with adults (men & women):

Describe your dog's interactions with children:

Describe your dog's interactions with other dogs:

Describe your dog's interactions with other animals (cats, livestock, etc.):

Has your pet ever bitten another animal or person (not including puppy teething/ chewing)?

Describe housebreaking matters. (Crate trained, house broken, paper trained, lives outside, etc.):

Describe your pet's personality. Include energy level (ex: shy, hyper, couch potato, energetic, destructive, fearful, affectionate, escape artist, counter surfer, etc.) More specific information will help us find the right foster parent for your dog.

How soon must you rehome your pet, and why?

Is there anything else you want us to know?

Please upload 2-6 images or videos of your dog.

Our acceptance of your pet into foster care may be contingent on a meeting and/or evaluation by our trainer.

We know rehoming pets is difficult right now. While we can't promise a foster placement, we are happy to offer courtesy listings on our website for spayed or neutered pets without a bite history.

Please protect yourself and others. We strongly suggest human euthanasia with a veterinarian for pets that pose any kind of danger to people or pets.

I certify that the information provided in this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.

Drawing mode selected. Drawing requires a mouse or touchpad. For keyboard accessibility, select Type or Upload.