Application for Adoption for Siberian Husky

We appreciate you filling out this form to the best of your ability as this will speed up the process in approving your application.

Please ensure you have read the Adoption Process which includes important details.

Please note: Upon receipt of your adoption application, we will review your application and will contact you upon verification of your application to set up a time for you to see the dog(s) you are interested in. Free Spirit Siberian Rescue is strictly a volunteer run organization. We appreciate your patience while we review your application. Please do not resubmit your application or send additional emails, as this may further delay the application process. Thank you for choosing to adopt a Rescue Animal.

Please remember, we can only adopt with-in 4 hours of Harvard, Illinois.

About you
First Name Last Name
Address
City State Postal Code
Employer Occupation
Date of Birth
 
Phone and Email Information
Day Evening
Mobile    
Email Address
Best time to reach you?    
       
Description about your current residence
I currently   a     and lived here for   year(s).
Do you have a fenced in yard (not required)?
What kind of fence is it?
Height of the fence?
- feet
       
Landlord Contact Information
Name
Address
City State Postal Code
Daytime Evening
Email
       
Past and Current Pets
Have you owned a dog before?
  If Yes, what breed(s)
Will this be your first Siberian Husky?
  Why would you like a Siberian Husky?
Are there any pets in your house?
  List pets you own:
 
  List pets that others (roommates, parents, etc.) may own:
 
Have your current animals been tested for heartworm?
Are your current animals on a heartworm preventative?
Please list any characteristics about the current pets in the household that FSSR should be aware of:
Have you ever had to put an animal to sleep?
  If Yes, Why?
     
Current Vet Information
Name
Address
City State Postal Code
Phone    
       
About the Rescue Animal
Please indicate Name/Ages of who will be living with this Rescue Animal
Is someone home during the day?
For how long normally would he/she be alone for? hours
Where will he/she be kept during the day?
Where will he/she be kept during the night?
Who will be the primary caretaker?
Please describe plans for care of your dog while away (i.e. vacation):
Are you willing to obtain a crate and crate-train your dog, if necessary?
  If No, Why?
What would you do if your Rescue Animal bite someone?
For what reasons would you give up an animal to a Shelter or Rescue?
Would you consider a Husky mix?
Your Husky/Mixed Husky preference:  
Color: Sex: Age: years old
 
Exercise and Training  
Describe your exercise plan for your Rescue Animal  
Are you aware that Siberian Huskies shed, are known diggers and escape artists, and love to run?
Are you aware the yearly maintenance of a dog is approximately $200 (not including food or grooming)
Are you willing to take your dog to a basic obedience course, if necessary?
  If no, why?
Do you have the time to house train a dog, if necessary?
Describe your house-training method:  
   
References

Please provide the names, addresses, and phone numbers for two people who are not relatives and do not reside in your household.

Please also notify the references mentioned below that we will be contact them.

Reference #1
Reference #2
 
Acceptance of Terms
How did you hear about FSSR?
Do you fully understand and accept the fact that a Siberian must never be allowed off leash unless within a fully fenced, secure area, and then never left unattended?
Do you also understand that no amount training can ever ensure that a Siberian can safely be off leash or or unconfined, and that not strictly adhering to this restriction will place you Siberian at risk of serious at risk of serious injury or even death?
Have you or any household member ever been arrested or convicted of animal abuse or neglect?
Are you willing to have a FSSR representative visit your home by appointment?
 
Comments:
   
We reserve the right to refuse or deny any application.
 

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