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Originally Posted by Vinniedoggy  Sorry, I should have clarified - these were the two basic things that had to be done, but obviously they had to find your application and home visit favorable. The home visit was very thorough - lots of questions about our schedule, lifestyle, working hours, etc. The person checked our home top to bottom to make sure our house was safe for a dog. She spent a lot of time talking with both of us to make sure we were prepared for another dog.
The application was reviewed by someone at the rescue. It was a long application but touched on some really good topics. |
I would think that one of the main things they are looking for prior to a home visit and/or talking with a prospective adopter is responsible pet ownership that begins with
good vetting. That is the A number one reason that MANY people are turned down. We do not adopt to people who short cut on vetting...period...well let's just say *I* will not.