A rescue dog MAY have experienced an unfortunate history of one or more of the following: neglect, abuse, abandonment, loneliness, insecurity, distrust. A period of adjustment (days for some up to months for others) should be expected in some instances. Often, the new dog is so grateful and overwhelmed with your show of love, devotion and consistency that she/he relaxes immediately and opens her/his heart to you. In either case, a rescue dog is almost always grateful, loyal, very affectionate, eager to please and very companionable.
Submission of your application does not guarantee placement of a dog. Applicants must agree to a home visit. Also, the first week is considered a trial period to make sure that the dog and adopter are compatible in the adopter's home setting. And the end of the first week, the adoption maybe finalized if
there are no outstanding issues.
I understand that any misrepresentation of fact may result in the removal of the placed dog from my home. I understand that Texoma Dog Ranch Rescue, 501-3c is not responsible for the accuracy of information received about the temperament habits or physical condition of dogs available for adoption, nor is liable or responsible for any damage, injury or accident resulting from the placement of this dog.
I will fully accept the responsibilities for the health, housing, feeding, any training needed and the wonderful companionship of this dog. Also, if for any reason the adopted dog is not an appropriate fit for your household, please notify us immediately. We will work with you to address any issues or take
him back to assure his safety.