Foster Application

Foster Application

    Your General Information

















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    20's30's40's50's60's70'sN/A


    Questions

    Why do you want to foster a pug? 001

    As the main person filling out this application, are you the primary care person? 002

    YesNo

    Are you physically able to take care of the pug? 003

    YesNo

    Are you able to lift a 20 pound animal? 004

    YesNo

    Are you a United States Citizen? 005

    YesNo

    Are you a year round CA resident? 006

    YesNo

    Does anyone in the home smoke? 007

    YesNo

    Do you have changing roommates? 008

    YesNo

    Do you want a pug to give as a gift? 009

    YesNo

    Is anyone in the home terminally ill? 010

    YesNo

    Do you rent or own? 011

    RentOwn

    What type of residence do you live in (ie. house, condo, apartment, mobile home, etc.)? 012

    Do you live on/near open water? 013

    YesNo

    Is anyone in home (over 18) not able to take care of the pug? 014

    YesNo

    Have any of the applicants ever been cited or fined for animal related situations? 015

    YesNo

    Have you been denied adoption from another rescue group or shelter? 016

    YesNo

    Is anyone in your household allergic to dogs? 017

    YesNo

    Does anyone in the home not want the pug? 018

    YesNo

    If Yes, explain.

    Do you travel on business? 019

    YesNo

    If Yes, how often?

    Do you travel for pleasure? 020

    YesNo

    If Yes, how often?

    Do your animals travel with you? 021

    YesNo

    If Yes, how often?

    Does anyone in your family work from home? 022

    YesNo

    Is anyone in the home subject to transfer? 023

    YesNo

    If Yes, how often?

    Will you have any major lifestyle changes in the near future? (ie. expecting child, moving, etc.) 024

    YesNo

    If Yes, explain.

    Have you ever owned a pug before? 025

    YesNo

    Have you ever lived with a pug before? 026

    YesNo

    Have you ever lived with a dog before? 027

    YesNo

    Do you currently own a dog? 028

    YesNo

    If Yes, how many?

    Describe each.

    1

    Breed

    Age

    Character

    ActiveMellowAlphaDon't have one.

    Gender

    MFDon't have one.

    2

    Breed

    Age

    Character

    ActiveMellowAlphaDon't have one.

    Gender

    MFDon't have one.

    3

    Breed

    Age

    Character

    ActiveMellowAlphaDon't have one.

    Gender

    MFDon't have one.

    4

    Breed

    Age

    Character

    ActiveMellowAlphaDon't have one.

    Gender

    MFDon't have one.

    Do any of your dogs have any physical problems?

    Do any of your dogs have dominance problems?

    Do any of your dogs not get along with other dogs?

    Have you ever had an animal euthanized? 029

    YesNo

    If Yes, explain.

    Do you have a cat or cats? 030

    YesNo

    If Yes, how many?

    Are they dog friendly?

    YesNoN/A

    Have you ever lost an animal? 031

    YesNo

    If Yes, was the animal found?

    YesNoNever lost

    Have you ever taken an animal to a shelter or released an animal to another party? 032

    YesNo

    If Yes, explain.

    Have you ever bred animals for pleasure or profit? 033

    YesNo

    Are you familiar with the animal control regulations in your area? 034

    YesNo

    Are all of your current household animals spayed or neutered? 035

    YesNo

    Are all of your household animals current on vaccinations? 036

    YesNo

    What type of pug do you prefer? Check all that apply. 037

    FawnBlackBrindleNo Color PreferenceMaleFemaleNo Gender Preference1-4 yr5-8 yr9+ yrNo Age PreferenceSpecial Needs

    Would you foster a special needs pug? 038

    YesNo

    If open to special needs, please check which special need(s) you would accept. Check all that apply.

    BlindDeafDiabeticEpilepticArthritisAllergiesDaily MedicationsIncontinentCan't climb stairsBack Problems

    Are you open to fostering a pug mix? 039

    YesNo

    Is there anything else specific you are looking for in a pug? 040

    Are you able to take the pug to the vet? 041

    YesNo

    Are you willing to meet with prospective adopters? 042

    YesNo

    Can you deal with a pug that snores? 043

    YesNo

    Can you deal with a pug that scratches to communicate? 044

    YesNo

    Can you deal with a pug that may bark? 045

    YesNo

    Can you deal with a pug that has accidents or may become incontinent? 046

    YesNo

    Can you deal with a pug that licks? 047

    YesNo

    Can you deal with a pug that sheds a lot? 048

    YesNo

    Are you willing to house train a new pug? 049

    YesNo

    Are you willing to trim the nails or have the pugs nails trimmed on a regular basis? 050

    YesNo

    Are you willing to administer daily eye drops or medicine to the pug if needed? 051

    YesNo

    Are you willing to have the pugs anal gland expressed periodically if needed? 052

    YesNo

    Have you ever housebroken a dog before? 053

    YesNo

    Did you use a crate? 054

    YesNo

    Will the pug be restricted from/to certain room(s)? 055

    YesNo

    If Yes, explain.

    Will the pug be restricted from the furniture? 056

    YesNo

    Where will the pug sleep at night? 057

    Where do other animals sleep? 058

    How many hours a day, on average, will your pug be alone? 059

    Where will you keep your pug when you are away from home during the day? 060

    While you are out, will the pug have access to a doggy door and the outdoors? 061

    YesNo

    Where will your pug stay when you are out of town? 062

    If the pug has an accident in the house, explain what you would do? 063

    Do you agree to keep a current ID tag on your pug at all times? 064

    YesNo

    Do you agree to keep your pug current on all shots and on heartworm preventative? 065

    YesNo

    Can you commit to care for the pug for its whole life, even if special needs arise? 066

    YesNo

    What would you do if your pug became a special needs pug? 067

    Do you have and use air conditioning? 068

    YesNo

    Do you have a pool or spa? 069

    YesNo

    If Yes, is the pool covered or fenced?

    YesNoN/A

    Do you have a backyard? 070

    YesNo

    If Yes, is it fenced?

    YesNoN/A

    Do you have a fenced front yard? 071

    YesNo

    Do you have a fenced patio? 072

    YesNo

    How tall are your fences in front yard &/or backyard? 073

    Do you have a gate to the backyard? 074

    YesNoN/A

    If utility meters are located in backyard area, will meter readers be entering this area? 075

    YesNoN/A

    Will gardeners or pool maintenance people be entering the back area? 076

    YesNo

    Are you willing to put a padlock on the back area gate? 077

    YesNo

    Do you have a balcony or deck? 078

    YesNo

    If Yes, what is the space between rails (inches)?

    Do you have stairs? 079

    YesNo

    If Yes, do you have stairs inside, outside or both?

    InsideOutsideBoth Inside and OutsideN/A

    If you have stairs, are any stairs open backed?

    YesNoN/A

    Will you reinforce or enclose areas if we request? 080

    YesNo

    Are all windows screened? 081

    YesNo

    Do you have a doggy door? 082

    YesNo

    If No, are you planning to get a doggy door?

    YesNoI already have a doggy door.

    Pesticides, slug/snail pellets and other chemicals such as antifreeze are toxic. Do you agree not to use any of these in areas your pug will have access to? 083

    YesNo

    Does your homeowners association, apartment, or mobil home, condominium, etc. allow pets? 084

    YesNoN/A

    If Yes, explain restrictions.

    If you rent, do you have permission to own a dog? 085

    YesNoN/A

    Your Landlord's Information:

    Name:
    Phone:

    If your pug had an emergency or serious illness, how much would you be willing to spend on vet bills? 086

    $100$250$500$1000Whatever it takes

    Under what circumstances would you justify getting rid of a pug? 087

    Are you willing to help PRNC at their functions? 088

    YesNo

    Would you object to a representative of PRNC calling to check on how you & pug are doing? 089

    YesNo

    Would you object to a home visit by a representative of PRNC? 090

    YesNo

    If Yes, why?

    Are you willing to return the pug to PRNC should unforeseen circumstances arise? 091

    YesNo

    Do you authorize your veterinarian to give PRNC a reference? 092

    YesNo

    If Yes.

    Current Vet:
    Phone:

    How did you find out about PRNC? 093

    Is there anything else you think we should know about you, your pets or your family? 094

    Terms of Agreement

    Thank you for taking the time and care to complete this application. Please try to answer each question as completely as possible. Incomplete applications may not be considered. By clicking “SUBMIT THE APPLICATION” button below, you are attesting to the truthfulness of your answers.

    PUG RESCUE OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY APPLICATION.

    Furthermore, by submitting this application you are attesting to have read and are able and willing to follow our Foster Guidelines as listed below:

    • Foster parents agree to give loving care to the rescued pug(s) and provide a safe, indoor environment. Pugs shall be kept in the house at all times with the exception of being taken outside to go to the bathroom. At no time shall the dog(s) be tied to any object outside, nor shall they be kept in any outdoor kennel.

    • Foster parents agree to only take foster pugs to authorized veterinarians, except in cases of extreme emergency. Pug Rescue of Northern California will pay for all medical care by such veterinarians.

    • The foster parent understands that it may be necessary to drive the dog to the veterinarian, to meet with prospective adoptive families and other places, and is willing to do so.

    • Foster parent agrees to feed the pug(s) premium dog food, and agrees to feed, water and exercise the dog appropriately. This includes no unsupervised, off-lead time.

    • Foster parent understands that often a pug comes into rescue needing medication. Pug Rescue of Northern California will pay for all medications necessary for the dog(s). The foster parent agrees to administer the medication(s) to the dog in accordance with the veterinarian instructions.

    • A rescue pug often comes in on short notice with no indication of health or temperament. Foster homes have to be willing to help assess this and be willing to update the Pug Rescue of Northern California Coordinator on a weekly basis. Pug Rescue of Northern California cannot guarantee foster pugs will be potty trained on arrival.

    I HAVE READ AND AGREE TO ALL OF THE TERMS ABOVE.

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