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  • Barking Mad Animal Rescue

    Adoption Application, Agreement, & Waiver
  • Barking Mad Animal Rescue (BMAR) is an all-volunteer, non-profit, animal welfare organization & sanctuary dedicated to the rescue and placement of stray, neglected and abused dogs, cats,  and farm animals. BMAR specializes in large breed dogs...but takes anything in need.  BMAR operates a senior sanctuary on site.  BMAR is funded by donations only and receives no government (taxpayer) dollars.  Volunteer run, there are no paid employees.  All pets will be fully vetted and must be spayed and/or neutered before adoption.

  • This questionnaire is designed to help Barking Mad Animal Rescue and yourself determine if a specific dog is the right one for you and your household. All adopting parties are required to complete this form prior to adoption. BMAR reserves the right to deny any adoption based on answers to this questionnaire and/or interviews prior to adoptions!

  • Applicant Information

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  • Household Information


  • Current/Previous Pet Information

  • New Pet Information

  • By clicking the submit button I agree to the following:

    1. BMAR's Adoption Process

    2. I understand that BMAR will check my references, veterinary and personal.

    3. I understand that each Puppy will have at least 2 Dhpp, rabies (age appropriate), bordetella, and have been spayed/neutered.

    Each will have had flea and tick monthy prevention, dewormed 2 times, and be microchipped.

    Dog/Puppies 0ver 6 months old will have had a heartworm test done.

    Adults 1+year will have 1-Dhpp, rabies, bordetella,and be spayed/neutered,and be on monthy flea/tick prevention,and be dewormed at least 2 times.

    All pets will get heath certificates prior to transport.I understand my pet requre yearly rabies, distemper/parvo shots.

    4. I understand that sometimes transport can be stressful on my pet and my pet will need to decompress before being introduced to the family, family pets, other pets, and going on outtings and My pet will need at least 3 months to really feel like they are at home and feel like they are apart of the family.

    5. I understand that sometimes during the stress of traveling to a new place & climate change that my pet may develop a cough, have some anxiety, due to transports being stressful on them. I understand that Imay be asked to facetime with a representative from BMAR transport and rescue, as home checks are not possible any other way.  

     6. My pet will be kept on a leash if not in a contained area to prevent my pet getting lost.

    7. BMAR will disclose all of the pets health and behavioral issues known to the rescue prior to adoption being completed. I must take my pet to my veterinarian clinc within the first 4 weeks for a health wellness check up and any other boosters needed.

    8. I understand I must keep my pet on a monthy heartworm preventative, flea & tick preventative as my vet reqiires. 

    9. I understand that if i no longer want or can no longer care for my adopted pet, I agree to notify BMAR, by phone or e-mail and provide a 30 day period to allow BMAR to make arrargements to return the pet to rescue or an approved foster. I agree to keep the pet safe until transport can be arranged by rescue. Adopter will be responsible for getting proper paperwork to return to the states.

    Transport will arrive in Woodstock, New Brunswick or a predetermined place.

    Waiver I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Barking Mad Animal Rescue and all representative of said rescue against any losses, lawsuits, claims, injury, damages incurred by me or any persons of property by my adopted pet once the adoption is completed  

  • I understand that I assume full responsibility for the welfare of this pet from the date of adoption.
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  • Fees Adult Dogs

    Adult Dogs: $700 Canadian $550 US (includes transport)
  • Fees Senior Dogs

    8+ years: $500 Canadian $400 US (includes transport)
  • Fees Puppies When Available

    Under 8 months : $770 Canadian $600 US
  • Decompression is a calming period that a dog needs when first arriving in your home. It is imperative the dog has this time to adjust to the new environment, people, and other animals. The average decompression time is about two weeks, but it differs for every dog.

    Many people do not realize how crucial decompression is and how this will make or break how your dog is introduced into the new home. Please set your dog up for success.

    It is also imperative that the new dog and resident dog(s) have time to adjust to a new dog in the home. Many people do not realize that this takes time and cannot be rushed.

    In the first couple of weeks when keeping dogs separate, it is essential to “crate and rotate”. This means when the new dog is due for some time out of the crate, please be mindful that the other dog is in a separate room or in his/her crate, so there are no opportunities for off-leash interaction.

    After the first week, if the dogs seem to be tolerating one another in the home (still being kept separate) you can start walks together in week two, but always keep them at a distance and take things very slowly. If the dogs are relaxed around each other during those walks, then they can have some social time in the house, dragging leashes and under supervision. When they are good 100% of the time dragging leashes and have been playing nicely, the leashes can be removed and dogs given more time together. Again, this may take more than two weeks, so please be patient. They should still be supervised at all times for a period of months, if not indefinitely, depending on the dogs.

    During this decompression time, we highly recommend no long walks, car rides, pet store excursions, parties, etc. UNTIL THE DOG IS READY. (Necessary trips to the vet are excluded from this.) Any of the above activities or events provide an over abundance of stimuli and are very stressful, especially when the dog still has no reason to trust you.

     

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