Your Details

First Name

Last Name

Address

Email

Home Phone

Mobile

About you and your household

Are you over 18?

How many adults living at premises?

How many children living at premises?

If you have children, how old are they?

Will the pet have regular contact with children under 5?

What type of property do you live in?

How would you describe your yard?

Do you have any medical conditions that might mean you’ll require assistance at times with your adopted pet, for example, in dog walking, attending vet visits, etc?

Why do you want to adopt a pet?

Do you currently have any pets?

If yes, please give specifics about them. ie species, breed, gender, age, desexing and vaccination status, temperament and activity level.

Where do your pets sleep?

Where would your new pet sleep?

How many hours a day will the pet be without human company?

What areas of the house and yard will your pet have access to?

Do you live on or near a main road?

Do you have secure fencing around your yard?

Have you had pets before, if yes, what happened to them? Have you surrendered to a pound or third party before?

For dog applications

How high are your fences at their lowest point?

What type of fence? ie. wooden, colourbond, wire.

How often will you have time to walk the dog? On-lead or off-lead?

What type of training are you doing now, or will you pursue with your dog? How would you discipline your dog?

Lastly for all applicants

If you are renting, do you have permission from your landlord or real estate agent that a pet is permitted?

Under what circumstances you give up a pet? E.g. Family illness, allergy, moving house, lack of housetraining, high-cost vet bills?

Do you consent to a house check?

Is there anything else you would like to tell us about you, your family or your interest in adopting?

Thank you for taking the time to complete this application, you will hear from us shortly.

Adoption Process

Thank you for submitting an Expression of Interest (EOI) form for this rescue pet! The pet’s Case Manager and Foster Carer will review your EOI and then respond to you as soon as possible. If it sounds like you and the foster pet are a good match, we will arrange a no-obligation meet and greet for you. At this meeting you get the opportunity to spend some time with the animal, then we ask you to take some time to think about it afterwards and let the Case Manager know your feelings the next day. If you want to go ahead with an adoption, and FFAR think that you would make a good match, we offer a four-week trial, and the services of our behaviourist at no cost to you during that time, should you have any issues. If the adoption doesn't work out for any reason, we will take your rescue pet back for a full refund within those four weeks; we will also take your adopted animal back at any point during their lifetime lifetime should you become unable to care for them. A bit like a no-risk guarantee! We want each adoption to go swimmingly for both the adopter and animal and never want these special four-leggeds to be homeless again.

Wensleydale (now Honey) - Adopted

Breed: Dsh
Age: 5 years old
Colour: Ginger And White
Gender: Female
Fee: $150

Wensleydale (aka Honey) is the sweetest creature you will ever meet. She has the most delicate features and anyone who sees her falls in love with her the first instant. She is a total lap cat and will come running if you call her name. She’ll climb onto your lap or your chest wherever you are (including the toilet!) and settle in with a belting purr for a long session of hanging out. She is not adverse to a good belly rub. Honey loves hanging out but can also keep herself quite entertained. She loves to play and has her favourite toy which she never tires of and plays with for hours on end. She even plays fetch with it and will bring it for you to toss away for her over and over again, she will hurl herself after it with wild abandon. She was easily accepted by my cats and totally unfazed by them. She loves hanging out with her foster brother Leicester (also up for adoption). She would probably be fine around dogs too. She can get a little scared if you pick her up the wrong way and does occasionally attack legs in bed, so would be best suited for children who are a little older or cat savvy.