Adoption
Process
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Complete an Application
Give us at least 48 hours to respond.
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Video Meeting
Q&A with Foster & meet the pet
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In-Person Meet
Come prepared with a leash & collar and/or crate.
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Pay Fees
Adoption Donations are paid electronically
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Obtain Paperwork
Create a login and download Medical Records.
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Wait 48 hours for email response. If we do not contact you within 48hrs please check your contact information on the Application and email: contact@hdbnqrescue.org
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To speed up the application process please email Adopt@hdbnqrescue.org:
photo id
best contact info and times to contact you
proof of pets allowed in the home*
Virtual Home Check** (dogs only)
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Videos/pictures of living spaces and outdoor areas
Zoom/facetime to show above listed areas.
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Rent: Lease agreement with Pet Policy
Own: Deed, Mortgage Statement, Tax Statement, HOA Statement
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(detailed info on meet and greets)
You can check our Events Page for our Public Adoption Events or set up a virtual/in person meeting with the foster.
Email events@hdbnqrescue.org for confirmation that the pet you are interested in is attending the event you plan on visiting. If you plan on bringing your pet home the day of the adoption even please have the above items with you if you have not already submitted them via email.
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Use the link below to complete the corresponding Adoption Agreement.
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All info on methods of payment can be found on our Adoption Donation page.
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Once the Application, Required Documents, Esigned Adoption Agreement, and Adoption Donation is all received you are welcome to take your pet home.
If your pet is not yet spay/neutered you may “foster to adopt". We are legally not allowed to finalize an adoption until the pet is spay/neutered. You will need to Esign a Foster Agreement. It will be your responsibility to bring your foster pet to their surgery appointment. If you miss your pets surgery appointment you will need to arrange another surgery date and maybe liable to cover the cost.
Please Note: Cats need a carrier to be transported.
Spay/Neuter Contract
We realize sometimes things come up and you may not be able to bring your foster pet to the surgery date set. If this happens to be the case then the next step would be to complete the adoption process and sign the Spay/Neuter Adoption Agreement Addendum. If you are unable to bring your foster pet to the assigned surgery date/time and are not able to be present for transportation assistance then you will be responsible for rescheduling your surgery date at a vet of your choosing but you will be liable for all costs.
At the time of Signature Full adoption donation and/or remaining balance is due. Along with the Adoption Agreement. This will release liability and end your Foster to Adopt term.
DOGS
Dogs are allowed up to the 12th month of age to have their sterilization surgery.
CATS
Cats are allowed up to the 4th month of age to have their sterilization surgery.
Get Involved
Adopt. Foster. Volunteer. Donate. Fundraise.