Sentences with phrase «of the adoption application asks»

Part # 2 of the Adoption Application asks questions about the potential adopter's pet - owning history.

Part # 4 of the Adoption Application asks for personal and veterinary references.

Part # 3 of the Adoption Application asks questions which are designed to help you gauge the caller's level of commitment to your Dog.

Part # 1 of the Adoption Application asks for information about the family interested in adopting your Dog.

Not exact matches

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We will ask you to complete an adoption application and meet with one of our adoption counselors to ensure that this pet is a good match for you.

It's not often that we get an adoption application from a young, active couple asking to adopt one of our seniors, but it's not often we get a dog like Midnight.

The Maddie's Fund web site has downloadable Funding Guidelines and Instructions; current Preliminary, Adoption, and Spay / Neuter Application Forms; and a series of Frequently Asked Questions that are all important «must reads.»

Part # 2 of the Adoption Application also asks about the kind of home your Dog would be going to.

If interested in adoption, please email after submitting an adoption application: [email protected] Because we will not do on - the - spot adoptions, we ask that you fill out an adoption application prior to inquiring about meeting any of our pets.

Because we will not do on - the - spot adoptions, we ask that you fill out an adoption application prior to inquiring about meeting any of our pets.

At the time of the adoption, you will be asked to fill out an application.

Because we are an all volunteer group with limited time to return calls and emails, (we all have jobs and other life commitments in addition to our rescue work), we ask that you complete and submit an adoption application when you find a dog or cat of ours you are interested in learning more about.

A portion of the dogs pictured here are in volunteer foster homes for a rescue, in which case there is usually a phone interview, an adoption application to fill out and a home check to be done, varying from group to group... most all ask for a fee (average is $ 300 - 450) and have a contract to sign regarding the adoption.

The $ 15 we ask at the time of your adoption application is a small processing fee.

During this interview, the Adoption Coordinator will ask you questions about your application and try to get a feel for exactly what type / personality of Lab would be best for you.

Please do not just show up at an adoption event and expect to adopt a dog that day - we need time to review your application ahead of time, which is why we ask that you submit your application ahead of time so you don't miss out on the dog you are hoping to adopt while you wait for your application to be reviewed.

If you are interested in adopting one of our extraordinary animals, we ask you to fill out our Adoption Application first as part of our screening process.

Sometimes we have some of the shelties at public events for an interested person to meet prior to making an application but otherwise we do not ask foster homes to host people in their homes that have not completed the adoption application process.

She suggests emphasizing the role international and foreign law play within the domestic system, offering examples including asking the student to consider the application of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 44.1 to a foreign adoption, or to determine whether a foreign corporation can obtain a dismissal of a federal court action based on forum non conveniens.