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The Dog: We are placing the following described dog/puppy with you, the Adopter, for the adoption by you as a companion dog and family member:  \nName  M  F  (Hereinafter ADOPTEE or Dog)  \nBreed/Mix/Color/Markings  Date:   \n2. Adoption Donation: To assist us in continuing our rescue work, Adopter agrees to make a non-refundable donation of at least $250.00 and if the dog is a graduate from our “Trained For Life” dog training program a non-refundable donation of $500.00. The adopter understands that if they had to pay out of pocket for of this dog training outside our rescue work it would cost $2, 100.00. We do not distinguish between adult dogs and puppies, or between pure breeds and mixes. This donation is immediately used to pay the ongoing costs of rescuing stray and shelter animals, including food, veterinary care, kenneling costs, behavior training, etc.  \n3. Spay/Neuter: If this Dog has not been sterilized prior to this adoption due to age or physical condition, you agree to enter into a Sterilization Agreement with us to have the Dog spayed or neutered in accordance with the Sterilization Agreement.  \n4. Care of the Dog: You agree that this Dog is being adopted as a family member and will be given extensive house privileges; i.e. sleep inside the house, be allowed freedom of the house when the family is home, and will NOT be restricted to the yard at any time. You agree to provide the Dog with fresh water, wholesome dog food, adequate outdoor exercise, affection and shelter. You also agree that the Dog will not be used as a guard animal, or for any purpose other than as a companion and friend to you and your family. No alteration to the animal’s appearance is permitted (i.e. docking of tails, ears) .  \n5. Veterinary Care: The Dog will be examined by your licensed veterinarian within  \n10 days after adoption and will be provided with medical treatment as needed. You agree to keep all vaccinations current including but not limited to Rabies, Distemper/Parvo (DHLPP), Bordetella, AND to ensure the Dog receives preventative medication to protect against heartworm if necessary. You agree to provide the best available care to the Dog in a timely manner. Any veterinary problems that may arise, including serious illness requiring emergency care or surgery is your responsibility and you are responsible for all related costs.  \n6. Behavioral Issues (i.e. biting, destruction, escapism, fearfulness, dominance) that might lead to abandonment of the animal: Adopter agrees to contact the obedience trainer as well as The Rescue Train to follow the recommendation in resolving any issues as an effort to maintain custody of the adopted animal.  \nIf the Dog is having behavioral issues, adoptee agrees to provide obedience training for the dog at their cost. Proof of training must be presented to Rescue within 3 months after the adoption date for dogs 4 months and older. For pups younger than 4 months, proof of training is required within 4 months of adoption date. Note: We agree that if the training is not complete and Adopter opts to return the dog, they will be financially responsible for the cost to complete training.  \n7. Safe Environment: Where applicable, adopter will provide a secure fenced yard, with ample room for outdoor exercise. If fencing needs repair or modification in order to ensure the safety and well being of the Dog, you agree to make any necessary repairs prior to allowing Adoptee access to the yard. You agree to maintain the security of the fencing in the future to further secure the Dog. Adopter understands that gardeners, pool men, contractors and utility workers are not res","cbCaihCjjErNgND1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihCjjErNgND1","pdf",171732,7,"English","# Dog Adoption Contract/Agreement\n## The Dog\n## Adoption Donation\n## Spay/Neuter\n## Care of the Dog\n## Veterinary Care\n## Behavioral Issues\n## Safe Environment\n## Identification\n## Leash/Collar Etc.\n## Transportation\n## Lost Dog","[{\"question\":\"What adoption donation is required under the agreement?\",\"answer\":\"The adopter agrees to a non-refundable donation of at least $250. 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