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Privately Re-homing Your Pet
When community members need help re-homing their personally owed pets, but are unable or unwilling to foster the animal through our program, we refer them to this Adopt-a-Pet.com rehoming tool. Just click on the big blue icon below to get started.
Here are some things to consider, but not required:
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Good pictures will capture the attention of potential adopters. Try to showcase the animal's personality
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Write a short bio about the pet. Be honest about the animal's behaviors and personality. Try to write any negatives as positive as possible.
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Having your pet current on vaccines and vetting will make them more desirable
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Ensuring the animal is spayed or neutered prior to re-homing is the responsible thing to do
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Doing vet checks, landlord checks and reference checks will give better odds the animal will go to a safe new home. A home visit (virtual or in-person) will give you insight into how the animal will be living day to day
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Charge a re-homing fee
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