Adoption Application

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We appreciate your interest in adopting a dog from Homeless Pets Lifeline Rescue.  If you are like most of our Homeless Pets Families, you are excited and anxious to complete the adoption application for a particular dog...we understand!

Homeless Pets requires that you fully discuss adopting a particular dog with ALL decision makers in the home before you complete a Homeless Pets adoption application;  this prevents any bumps in the road in the adoption process.

Please complete the adoption application below in full.  If a question on the application does not apply to you, please type  N/A  in the required field.  Again, thank you so much for your interest in adopting your next best friend through Homeless Pets Rescue!


Homeless Pets - Adoption Application


Homeless Pets requires potential adoptees to fill out this form completely.  Our goal is to not lose money and our adoption fee for local residence includes spay/neuter, 7 or 5 Way Booster shot.  For dogs being transported the adoption fee includes: Spay/neuter 5 or 7 Way booster shot, bordatella, heart worm screening and worming.  Transport is extra at $140.00 for all dogs which come from our Southern organizations, which can be paid directly to the transport company.  Please feel free to contact us by phone at 479-216-6044 or email Janet at dogtiredjanet@hotmail.com
    Vet reference - We  require this if you own, or have owned a pet in the past 10 years.  If you have not owned a pet in t he past, list two personal references.  Your references should not be a relative.  CALL YOUR VET TO GIVE PERMISSION PLEASE. 
    The completion of this application in  no way guarantees your adoption of a dog from Homeless Pets Rescue.  your signature on this application attest that the information you have given is accurate and true and also gives your current and past veterinarian permission to provide any and all information requested by us in regard to medical and preventative care provided  to any current and past pets they have on record.  We have a vet give an exam to the dog just before it is put on the transport, however, if the dog gets sick, we can not be responsible once the dog leaves our hands.