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  • PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ ALL OF THE ANIMALS ADOPTION PROFILE INCLUDING ANY MEDICAL NOTES & THE ADOPTION PROCESS BEFORE APPLYING

  • The details you provide will only be used by Second Chance Animal Rescue Inc. It is important to fill out as much as you can as these details will also be used for completing adoption agreements if the adoption is to be approved as well as change over details for microchip ownership.

  • Date of application*
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  • Species*
  • Sex*
  • APPLICANT'S DETAILS

  • Date of birth*
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  • ADDRESS WHERE PET WILL BE LIVING

  • YOUR CONTACT DETAILS

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  • SECONDARY PERSON'S CONTACT DETAILS

  • DETAILS TO BE COMPLETED SO WE CAN BEST MATCH THE PET TO YOU, YOUR FAMILY & YOUR HOME

  • If no other animals on the property you can skip to the final section - 'All about my potential new FOREVER friend'


  • Are the other pets up to date with vaccinations?

  • Are these pets desexed

  • If not all desexed, what is the reason why?

  •  How does the exsiting pet/s at the property mingle with and re-act to the following? (you can choose multiple answers)

  • Chilldren under 10 yrs old

  • Cats

  • Dogs

  • Small animals (chickens, rabbits etc)

  • ALL ABOUT MY POTENTIAL NEW FOREVER FRIEND

  • All local councils have a specific number of domestic animals permitted on one property. Additional permits can be organised through your council. Please look up these details on their website under the animal management section to be able to answer the next question.

    It is a legal requirement to register all domestic animals at a property with your local council. 

  • What is the living arrangements for this pet short term & long term (can choose multiple answers)*

  • VETERINARIAN CARE: Vaccinations- kittens & puppies need 2 or 3 vaccinations whilst they are young. This pet will be up to date with their vaccinations but it also may mean that it could be due soon which will be at your cost. After their last puppy / kitten vaccination they are required to have one on a yearly basis.

    'Prevention is better than cure' for pets as well as people. This animal should have a veterinary consultation every 6 months if not yearly (with the vaccinations) as veterinarians will be able to pick up on things that you cannot early, before symptoms arise.

    In the event that the pet becomes ill, you are required by law to have the animal seen to by a veterinarian within a timely manner.

    In the event of an emergency, you are required by law to have the animal seen to by a veterinarian within a timely manner.

    Funds can be of a concern when a pet becomes ill or an emergency arises and unfortunately there is no Medicare for pets. How-ever, there is Pet Insurance. Pet Insurance would have saved the lives of and/or kept a lot of our rescues with their original families so please take Pet Insurance into consideration. Ask us for more information if you'd like & we can help you set up 4 weeks FREE PET INSURANCE!

  • Then, there can be $10,000 or more worth of surgery fee's if the pet breaks a limb or two, eat's something it shouldn't have etc..

    The above questions were just to get you thinking about the comitiment you are about to make. We want to place our animals in stable home where they will never be homeless again.


    We would also like you to have a think about the following as this pet may have 10-15 years with you:

  • Once you hit the 'Submit NOW' button, a volunteer from Second Chance Animal Rescue will respond to your application within a 48hr time period. 

    (If after 48hrs you receive no response please email michelle.scar@outlook.com)

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