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Although you are unable to take every animal home with a $225 donation you CAN sponsor a homeless dog or cat from rescue to adoption. Choose a specific dog or cat from the residents in our shelter

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How to fill out giving up your pet

1. Make sure giving up your pet is absolutely necessary and consider all alternatives.
2. Research local animal shelters or rescue organizations that accept owner surrenders.
3. Contact the chosen organization to inquire about their surrender process and requirements.
4. Prepare all necessary documentation, including the pet's medical records and vaccination history.
5. Schedule an appointment or visit the organization during their designated surrender hours.
6. Complete any required surrender forms and provide all relevant information about the pet's behavior, health, and history.
7. Pay any applicable surrender fees, if required.
8. Provide the organization with any personal belongings, such as toys or blankets, that may help comfort the pet during the transition.
9. Say goodbye to your pet and ensure they are left in the care of the organization staff.
10. Follow up with the organization to provide any additional information or updates about the pet, if necessary.

Who needs giving up your pet?

1. Giving up your pet may be necessary for individuals or families facing extenuating circumstances such as:
2. - Financial hardships, making it difficult to provide proper care and necessities for the pet.
3. - Severe allergies or medical conditions that make it impossible to live with a pet.
4. - Relocation to a new home or city where the pet cannot be accommodated.
5. - Aggressive or dangerous behavior from the pet that poses a risk to the family or other pets.
6. - The owner's inability to give the pet the time, attention, or exercise it requires.
7. - Personal or family emergencies that prevent the owner from adequately caring for the pet.

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What is giving up your pet?

Giving up your pet means voluntarily relinquishing ownership and care of your pet to a new owner or animal shelter.

Who is required to file giving up your pet?

Pet owners who are unable to care for their pet or no longer wish to keep their pet are required to file giving up their pet.

How to fill out giving up your pet?

To fill out giving up your pet, you need to provide your personal information, information about your pet, and the reason for giving up your pet.

What is the purpose of giving up your pet?

The purpose of giving up your pet is to ensure that your pet is placed in a safe and loving environment where it can receive proper care.

What information must be reported on giving up your pet?

Information such as your name, contact information, pet's name, age, breed, vaccination records, and any behavioral or health issues must be reported on giving up your pet.