ADOPTION APPLICATION
All information is
kept confidential.

All applicants must
be at least 18 years
of age.

Once you submit an
application to
Homeless Hounds
Rescue, it will be
reviewed within 1-2
days. If you
currently have pets,
we will need to
contact your
veterinarian for a
reference.

Once your
application is
approved,
Homeless Hounds
Rescue will contact
you to set up a time
for you to come out
to meet the dog you
are interested in.

The adoption can
take place the same
day and you can
take your new family
member home with
you.


Thank you for
considering
adopting one of
Homeless Hounds
Dogs.
HOMELESS HOUNDS RESCUE, NFP
HOMELESS HOUNDS RESCUE     P.O. BOX 281 OAK FOREST, IL 60452     708-925-9112
First Name
Last Name
Street Address
City
State
Zip
Home Phone
E-mail
What type of housing do you live in?
Apt/Condo
 Townhome
 Single Family Home
Do you own or rent?
 Own
 Rent
If you rent, does your landlord permit dogs?
 Yes
 No
 Not Sure
If you rent, please provide your landlord's contact information
Name
Phone
 E-mail
Do you have a fenced in yard?
 Yes
 No
If yes, please describe your fencing
If no, how will your dog get exercise?
Number of adults in household?
Number of children and ages?
Please list the pets you currently own and provide their information.
Name        
 Breed
 Age
 M/F
 Spay/Neuter      
Do you have a Veterinarian?
 Yes
 No
If yes, please provide your vets name and phone number.
Name
 Phone
What pets names are your current vet records under?
Why do you want to adopt a beagle/coonhound?
How do other family members feel about adopting a dog?
Which family member will be the primary care giver for the dog?
How many hours a day will the dog be left alone?
Where will the dog be kept during the day ?
Do you agree to return the dog to Homeless Hounds Rescue if you are
unable to keep the dog ?
Which dog are you interested in ?
Are you willing to take your dog to obedience training if necessary?
 Yes
 No
Yes
 No
Are you willing to house train your dog if necessary?
Yes
 No
Are you willing to crate train your dog if necessary?
If you have any questions or comments, please indicate below