Foster Application Form - Cincinnati Lab Rescue

First Name *

Last Name *

Please include the name of your spouse, significant other, or anyone else with whom you would be fostering, otherwise leave co-foster blank.

Co-Foster First Name

Co-Foster Last Name

Email *

Address *

City *

Zip / Post Code *

Mobile Phone *

Home Phone

Work Phone

Please explain why you want to foster a Labrador Retriever.

Select if anyone in your family has demonstrated an allergic reaction to animals at any time.

Select if ALL family members are ready to embrace a foster dog in your home.

Ages and names of ALL persons living in household. *

Rescued Labrador Retrievers have sometimes been in neglectful and/or abusive situations. As a result, some may experience difficulty making the transition to a new home. While most Labradors adjust quickly to a new, loving, caring environment, there are some that require some extra time, patience, and attention. Provide a brief explanation of what makes your home great for a foster dog as well as what your family will do to help your foster dog adjust to his/her new home.

Part of our review process is a vet check, so please provide us with complete veterinarian information for all your pets (dogs and cats)-past and present. If you have used more than one vet, please provide that information. Many vets require your permission to release medical information to CLR. Please notify their office accordingly.

Also, please be sure to provide us with the correct owner's name so your vet's office can access the information.

Veterinarian *

Veterinarian Phone *

Veterinarian Address

Please provide the following information for all your present and former pets: name, breed, age, and gender. If your pet is deceased, could you please provide the year he/she passed.

Please provide any additional information that would be helpful to us when we contact your vet (such as whether your records would be under a different name than on your application). If you've recently used more than one vet, please include the other vet's contact information below as well.

Have all your pets been spayed or neutered?

Yes
No

If No, please explain

Current on Vaccines/Annual Checkup?

Flea/Tick Prevention

Yes
No

What Product?

Heart-worm Prevention

Yes
No

What Product?

Heart-worm Test

Yes
No

Fecal Test

Yes
No

Vaccines/Rabies

Yes
No

Living Arrangements

If you rent, does your landlord allow pets?

Yes
No

If so, please provide written permission from property owner to have a dog on premises. Email separately to info@cincinnatilabrescue.org.

Landlord's Name

Phone

Email

Planning

What are your plans for keeping your foster dog safe? *

Do you have a fenced in yard? *

Yes
No

Height

What are your plans for crate use?

Where will your foster dog be kept during daytime hours and during the night? *

Where will your foster dog be kept when you're not home? *

Experience

Have you ever surrendered a pet to a rescue, SPCA, family member, friend, neighbor, co-worker, etc.? *

Yes
No

If so, please explain the situation and why you had to give up your pet. In addition to this information, please include an explanation of what you attempted to do to remedy the situation prior to the surrender.

Have you ever taken a dog through formalized obedience training?

Yes
No

Are you aware of the possible damage that a dog/puppy can cause to you or your possessions, including accidents, soiling, biting/scratching, chewing, etc.? *

Yes
No

If you've never owned or fostered a dog before, how would you handle this situation?

If you have previous experience, how did you handle the situation if your dog caused damage, and what did you learn from that event, or how would you handle it now?

Have you ever fostered or adopted a rescue dog in the past?

Yes
No

If so, can you share that experience?

A puppy under 14-16 weeks of age cannot be reliably housetrained, as they do not yet have control of their bladders. Additionally, an older puppy may still have accidents in the house until their bladder is fully mature. With proper attention and technique, adult dogs generally require 7-14 days to housetrain, though they may still have an occasional accident in the house. Do you understand this? *

Yes
No

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