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REHOMING YOUR PET Making a decision to rehome your pet is very difficult but if rehoming is the only option you have, this handout provides resources that will offer alternatives to surrendering your

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1. Start by gathering all necessary information about your pet, including their age, breed, temperament, health history, and any special needs they may have. This will help potential adopters make an informed decision about whether your pet is the right fit for them.
2. Write a detailed and honest description of your pet's personality, behavior, and any training they have received. Include any positive traits, as well as any issues or challenges that may need to be addressed. Being transparent about your pet's behavior will help potential adopters understand what they are getting into.
3. Take clear and well-lit photos of your pet from different angles. These photos should highlight your pet's appearance and personality. Including a short video of your pet can also be helpful in showcasing their behavior and interactions.
4. Research and choose a reputable re-homing platform or organization to advertise your pet. Some options include local animal shelters, rescue groups, online pet adoption websites, and social media platforms. Make sure to follow their guidelines and provide all necessary information and documentation.
5. Be prepared to answer inquiries from potential adopters. Provide timely responses to their questions and requests for additional information. It is important to be honest and open about your pet's needs and any challenges they may have.
6. Prioritize finding a suitable and loving home for your pet. Vet potential adopters carefully, asking questions about their lifestyle, previous experience with pets, and their expectations for pet ownership. Consider conducting home visits or asking for references to ensure that your pet will be going to a safe and suitable environment.
7. Once you have found a potential adopter, ask them to fill out an adoption application form. This form should gather relevant information about their experience, living situation, and intentions for the pet. Review the application carefully and consider conducting a phone or in-person interview to further assess their suitability as a pet owner.
8. If you are satisfied with the potential adopter's application, arrange a meet-and-greet between them and your pet. Observe their interaction and look for signs of compatibility and genuine interest. If everything seems positive, you can proceed with the adoption process.
9. Before finalizing the adoption, make sure to discuss any specific terms or conditions with the potential adopter. This may include a trial period, adoption fees, spaying or neutering requirements, or any other agreements that you feel are necessary.
10. Once the adoption is finalized, provide the new owner with all necessary documents, such as the pet's medical records, vaccination history, microchip information, and any other relevant paperwork. Additionally, offer them advice and resources for successful pet ownership.

Who needs re-homing your pet?

1. Pet owners who are no longer able to provide proper care for their pet due to personal or financial reasons.
2. Individuals who have recently experienced major life changes such as a relocation, divorce, or the death of a loved one, making it difficult to continue caring for their pet.
3. People who have discovered that their lifestyle or living situation is not suitable for having a pet, such as individuals who have developed allergies or are moving into a housing situation that doesn't allow pets.
4. Individuals who have found themselves in a situation where they can no longer meet their pet's needs, such as a pet with special medical or behavioral requirements that they are unable to address.
5. Pet owners who genuinely want the best for their pet and believe that re-homing is the most responsible and compassionate choice for their furry friend.

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What is re-homing your pet?

Re-homing your pet is the process of finding a new home for your pet when you are no longer able to care for them.

Who is required to file re-homing your pet?

Pet owners who are unable to continue caring for their pets are required to file for re-homing.

How to fill out re-homing your pet?

To fill out re-homing your pet, you need to provide information about your pet, the reason for re-homing, and any specific requirements for the new home.

What is the purpose of re-homing your pet?

The purpose of re-homing your pet is to ensure that your pet is placed in a safe and loving environment where they can continue to receive proper care.

What information must be reported on re-homing your pet?

Information such as your pet's name, age, breed, medical history, behavior, and any specific needs must be reported on re-homing your pet.

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