• Pet Application

  • So, you’d like to get a pet?

    If you’re renting a property through SJ Shooter Real Estate, our standard Residential Tenancy Agreements do not permit the keeping of pets, unless the pet was approved with your rental application at the commencement of your current lease. This doesn’t mean that you can’t apply to have a pet at your property though.


    There are a few things you’ll need to consider if you’d like to apply for permission to keep a pet at your property.


    Determine what animal and breed you’d like.
    Do you want a cat or a dog? A budgie or collection of chooks? Maybe a rabbit or some guinea pigs? What breed of animal would you like? How big will it grow? Do you want to get two pets so that they have company while you’re at work?


    Where would you like to keep the pet(s)?
    Will the dog be kept outside all the time? Will you provide a dog kennel or will it sleep on the verandah? Will your cat be kept inside? Do you plan to erect a chicken coop to keep the chooks safe at night?


    Is the current fencing at your property adequate for containing the animal?
    If you’re looking at getting a large dog, will the current fences at your property contain the dog safely? Do you need extra fencing erected?


    Will the animal be desexed or kept entire for breeding?
    Do you plan to breed the animal? If so, how often will you have a litter of animals at the property?


    Are there any other considerations that need to be made?
    Is your property in a strata title complex which may have by-laws regarding the keeping of pets? Will your pet impact your neighbours at all? Do you need a license to keep this particular pet (reptiles/birds, in some cases)?

  • Tenant Details

  • Pet Details

    You can use the one form for multiple pets - please use the free text to give details.

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  • Pet Clause
    1. The pet must be kept outside at all times, unless approved otherwise;
    2. The yard must be kept clean and free from animal droppings;
    3. At the end of the tenancy, the tenant agrees to have a professional pest spray completed and a receipt is to be provided to the landlord as evidence;
    4. At the end of the tenancy, the tenant agrees to have a professional carpet clean completed and a receipt is to be provided to the landlord as evidence;
    5. At the end of the tenancy, the tenant agrees to have a professional deodorisation treatment, if required by the landlord;
    6. The tenant is responsible to repair any damage to the premises caused by the animal;
    7. Other than the pet listed in the Residential Tenancy Agreement, no other animals of any kind are permitted on the premises (even on a short term or temporary basis), including dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, or any other animals;
    8. This agreement is only for the specific pet described above and does not permit the tenant to harbour, substitute or “pet sit” any other pet and it is a requirement to remove any of the pet’s offspring within 30 days of birth (should this occur);
    9. Any food or water for the pet must be contained in a way to avoid attracting other animals and/or insects (pests);
    10. All local, city or state laws, licensing and health requirements regarding pets must be complied with by the tenant;
    11. The pet shall not cause any sort of nuisance or disturbance to the neighbours. Any noise, day or night, must not disturb others. The tenant agrees to do whatever is necessary to keep their pet from making noise that would cause an annoyance to others and take steps to immediately remedy complaints made by neighbours or other tenants;
    12. Should further fencing be required to contain the pet, the tenant shall be responsible for the safe erection of such fencing and they must permit the landlord or agent to inspect this fencing for approval;
    13. The tenant will be responsible for the payment of professional cleaning of carpets and/or soft furnishings (such as curtains/blinds/lounges) at the end of the tenancy;
    14. The pet will be removed from the property at the end of the tenancy, or at any time if the tenant breaches any of the conditions outlined above.
    15. The pet must not begin living at the premises until written approval is received from the landlord.
    16. Approval, if granted, will be only for the pet/s listed in this application. If you wish to keep additional pets, a new pet application must be submitted. This includes ‘pet sitting’, or keeping animals on the premises that don’t belong to you, even if only for a short time.

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