Foster-Application

Wright-Way Rescue

FOSTER HOME APPLICATION

Date:

Type of pet(s) you would like to foster(check all that apply)?

Applicant;s Name:

Spouse’s Name:

Street Address: Apartment Number:

City: State: Zip Code:

Home Phone:

Other Phone You Wish To Be Contacted At:

E-mail address:

Driver’s License Number:

Expiration Date:

Issuing State:

Date of Birth:

Age Group:

If 21 or under, Parent Name: Home Phone:

Who do you live with?

Number of Children in household:

List children’s ages:

Number of Pets in household:

Types of pets:

Any family members suffer from pet allergies?

►If so, allergic to:

Home Ownership Status:

Landlord's Name & Phone #:

Residence Type:

Extra Security Deposit for pets?

►If so, how much?

Employed:

►If so, place of employment:

Work Phone:

How many hours are you away from home on a normal basis per day?

How many pets do you currently own?

How many pets have you owned in the past and what happened to them?

Have you ever adopted an animal from us?

►If so, approximate date(s):

Have you ever surrendered an animal to us or another shelter?

►If so, explain:

Why are you wanting to become a foster home?

Where will this pet be kept during the day?

Where will this pet be kept at night?

How do you plan to confine this pet to your property?

Who will have primary care of foster animal(s)?

Are you planning any vacations or out of town trips in the future that would affect your ability to house and care for your foster animal(s)?

How do you plan to exercise your foster animal(s)?

Have you ever housetrained a dog?

Have you ever obedience-trained a dog?

Are you able to transport foster animal(s) to and from vet and adoption appointments?

Name and phone number of current veterinarian (if you currently own pets):

If you currently have a dog, is it current on all vaccinations? Current vaccinations are required before bringing a foster animal into your home.

If you currently have a dog, are you using heartworm preventative?

►If so, what kind:

If you currently have a dog or cat, are you using flea and tick preventative?

►If so, what kind:

Are you aware of the current related laws that pertain to owning a pet where you reside?

Dogs who are in shelters have a higher risk of exposure to illness due to the amount of animals they are potentially exposed to. Wright-Way Rescue makes every effort possible to ensure the health and well being of it's adoptable pets. Once in a while, despite best efforts, a pet will become ill within it's foster home. Wright-Way Rescue will pay for all medical care of foster animal(s). Medical care is provided at a WWR approved partner vet clinic only. WWR reserves the right to make all medical decisions for foster animals. If the foster home take a pet to a vet clinic other than a WWR partner vet clinic, the foster home will be soely responsible for this bill Do you understand the health and treatment policies of Wright-Way Rescue for foster animals?

Signature (type name):

Date:

*Please add any comments you would like to make here.