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Gypsy (A41664968)

Status : Adoptable
Gender : Female
Date of Birth: 5/13/2015
Weight: 65 lbs
Breed: Labrador Retriever Mix
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Product Description

Gypsy is 4 years old – HW Positive.

She would be great with a family that can give her a lot of attention.  Like most other dogs she’s had a tough life but she’s getting so much better.  With training she is finally learning how to play and even how to fetch again.   We are working on her socialization as well.  She seems to act as if she’s done something wrong when she shakes her stuffy or her rope.  But because of her upbringing she loves to jump fences and chase cars so shes strictly on a leash to go potty or while outside.  She needs to be jogged in the mornings and evenings.  We take her for bike rides.  Gypsy needs someone or a family that is dedicated to helping her heal with lots of love and dedication.

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Gypsy is 4 years old – HW Positive.

She would be great with a family that can give her a lot of attention.  Like most other dogs she’s had a tough life but she’s getting so much better.  With training she is finally learning how to play and even how to fetch again.   We are working on her socialization as well.  She seems to act as if she’s done something wrong when she shakes her stuffy or her rope.  But because of her upbringing she loves to jump fences and chase cars so shes strictly on a leash to go potty or while outside.  She needs to be jogged in the mornings and evenings.  We take her for bike rides.  Gypsy needs someone or a family that is dedicated to helping her heal with lots of love and dedication.

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Gypsy is 4 years old – HW Positive.

She would be great with a family that can give her a lot of attention.  Like most other dogs she’s had a tough life but she’s getting so much better.  With training she is finally learning how to play and even how to fetch again.   We are working on her socialization as well.  She seems to act as if she’s done something wrong when she shakes her stuffy or her rope.  But because of her upbringing she loves to jump fences and chase cars so shes strictly on a leash to go potty or while outside.  She needs to be jogged in the mornings and evenings.  We take her for bike rides.  Gypsy needs someone or a family that is dedicated to helping her heal with lots of love and dedication.

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Dog Adoption Application

$165 Adoption Fee for Mix Breed (Purebreds may be a higher fee)

Thank you for considering the adoption of a dog from the Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society! Your complete and accurate answers to the following questions will help us to find a dog that best matches your requirements and your lifestyle.

Our adoption fee includes: vet health check, spay/neuter surgery, age-appropriate routine vaccinations, de-worming medication, heartworm testing and microchipping.

In order to be considered as an adopter you must (check all that apply)

Part 1 - Animal Information

What is the name of the dog, or type of dog, you are interested in adopting?

I am adopting this dog for (check all that apply)
MyselfMy FamilyFriend/Relative

Would you be willing to accept and care for an animal with special needs (abused, needs medical attention, behavioral problems, etc.)?

Would you be willing to accept and work to train an animal that has not been housebroken?

Temporary foster homes are always desperately needed by Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society. Are you interested in providing a temporary home for an animal in need through our fostering program?

If yes, what type of animal?

May a Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society volunteer contact you about our foster program?

Part 2 - Personal Information

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Part 3 - Household Information

Where do you live?

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If renting, please provide the name and phone number of your landlord or property manager. We may need to contact them to confirm they have granted permission for a pet to live on the premises.

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If you rent, do you know the amount of your pet deposit?

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If you rent, do you know of any restrictions for pets living on the premises?

If yes, describe:

How long have you lived at this address?

Are you (or your Spouse) Active Duty, Military?

List the name, relationship, and age of all people living at your current address:

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Is everyone living at this dwelling aware that a dog is being adopted into the household?

Do you, or does anyone living in your household, have any known allergies to animals?

If yes, to what animals and how severe is the allergy?

Do you travel a great deal?

If so, how will you provide for the animal while you are gone?

Part 4 - Pet Care Information/Pet Experience

Why do you want a dog? (Check all that apply)

How many hours will the dog be left alone without human companionship?

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Where will the dog be kept during the day? (check all that apply)

Where will the dog sleep? (check all that apply)

How will you exercise the dog? (check all that apply)

If you have a fenced yard, what type is it?

Do you have a Doggie Door installed?

Who in the household will be responsible for feeding the dog?

Who in the household will be responsible for housebreaking the dog, if necessary?

How many years of experience does the person responsible for training have at housebreaking or training a dog?

Do you have plans to take the dog for professional training classes:

If yes, would you like training references?

Are you prepared for chewing, digging, scratching, housetraining, and other mischievous behavior?

Briefly describe how you would reprimand the dog:

Describe any events or circumstances that could prevent you from keeping the dog for his/her lifetime:

If you had to move to a place where pets were not allowed, briefly describe how you would handle the situation:

Have you ever experienced behavioral problems with your dog:

If so, please describe:

Have you ever taken an animal to a rescue group, pound or animal shelter?

Under what circumstances?

Have you adopted from the Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society before?

If so, when?

Briefly describe your thoughts about keeping a collar with pet identification tags on pets at all times:

Do you have any other animals?

If you do, list them here:

Animal’s Name

Type

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Spayed/Neutered?

Indoor, Outdoor or Both

Declawed?

Vet Name and Phone #

Animal’s Name

Type

Current Age

Spayed/Neutered?

Indoor, Outdoor or Both

Declawed?

Vet Name and Phone #

Animal’s Name

Type

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Spayed/Neutered?

Indoor, Outdoor or Both

Declawed?

Vet Name and Phone #

Animal’s Name

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Spayed/Neutered?

Indoor, Outdoor or Both

Declawed?

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Are your current animals up-to-date one? (check all that apply):

Have you ever had a pet die at an early age?

If yes, please explain:

If the animal you adopted was not working out in your household, briefly describe what you would do:

If you adopted an animal that was not housebroken and after 4 weeks was still not housebroken, briefly describe how you would handle the situation:

Part 5 - Veterinarian Information

If you do not currently have a local veterinarian would you like us to recommend one?

Name of current veterinary clinic:

Clinic address:

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Name of Current Veterinarian:

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Part 6 - Considerations

Have you considered that the financial commitment to a pet could exceed several hundred dollars per year?

Are you aware that pets have physical and emotional needs and suffer from fear, pain, sadness, loneliness, happiness, and joy, just like people do?

Are you aware that most behavioral issues with animals can be corrected through proper training?

Are you aware that the adoption of an animal is a commitment for life of the animal? That could be a 15-18 year commitment.

How long have you been looking for a new dog?

Where did you learn about Homes for Pets/SHS and our animals for adoption?

Do you understand that some Homes for Pets/SHS animals, having been abandoned by their previous owners, may come with “baggage” and may have separation anxiety, may need to re-learn how to live in a home environment and to bond with your family and other pets?

Would you be willing to have an in-home visit by a Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society representative?

I hereby affirm that I have answered the above questions truthfully and to the best of my knowledge. I give my permission for Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society to contact the landlord, and veterinarian I have provided for references, and I give my permission for the release of any information they deem relevant to the adoption of an animal from the Homes for Pets/Schertz Humane Society.

In the event that I am no longer able to care for this animal, I agree to contact Homes for Pets/SHS in the first instance. However, I understand that Homes for Pets/SHS cannot guarantee immediate placement.

By checking this box, I have agreed to share my information with Homes for Pets and have read the above statement.

Dogs require a lot of your time, love and attention. The cost of caring for a dog includes food, vaccinations, testing, boarding, and veterinary care during emergencies. Please consider these requirements when adopting a dog and be sure you are willing to commit to a new family member who may be with you for the next 15-18 years. Thank you for your time!

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