Adoption Application

Name *

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Applicant/Potential Owner's Birthdate *//

Phone

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Address

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City

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Zip Code

I'd like to adopt the following species: *

My first choice animal to adopt is a *

I want to adopt for: *

This adoption is for: *

About My Farm or Boarding Facility

The property where this animal will live, further described below is: *

How many acres of pasture will this animal have access to? *

What other types of animals will share this pasture? *

How many total animals will share this pasture? *

What type of fence does this pasture have? (check all that apply)

This animal will be kept *

In pasture 24/7.
In pasture except for when eating.
On a routine pasture/stall rotation with a minimum of 4 hours in stall daily.
In stall, or other enclosure, with limited turn out time.

My farm or boarding facility has the following amenities *

What I'm Looking For, And My Adoption Ideas

Please review the animals on our website and list up to 3 that you are interested in, OR describe in detail the personality traits, training level, and goals you have with your adopted animal. Please note we ALWAYS have animals in our care that are not on the website, so if you don't see an animal that is a perfect match, your description will help our adoption team match you to an appropriate fit. If you are interested in a foster that you have seen on our website or social media, please write their name in this box, along with a description of what you feel will best describe your ideal adoptive fit. *

If your first choice animal is not available, please mark what categories you would like to limit your search to: *

Please select that option that best describes your experience level with a horse: *

What best describes your upcoming relationship with your new friend? *

What type of riding do you do most often? *

Height and weight of primary rider *

If your horse were injured and unable to continue in your chosen discipline, what would you do? (i.e. humanely euthanize the horse, return the horse to rescue, seek a new home for the horse, allow him/her to retire at my farm, etc...) *

I'll give my horse feed: *

I plan to feed my horse *

He or she will eat

My Support Team

Important: To help speed up your adoption application, please let your support team know that you have applied to adopt, an that you authorize them to release information to us. We will call your vet and farrier for references when we process your application.

My Veterinarian is: *

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His/Her Phone # is: *

My Farrier is: *

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His/Her Phone # is: *

My relationship with my support team is best described as: *

I believe my animals should see the vet *

I believe my animals should see the farrier *

Let's talk trainers.....will you use a trainer or train your adopted animal yourself? *

Train myself
I want an already trained animal
I have a trainer
I'd like a referral for a trainer

Who is your trainer? *

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Your Current Herd

What animals have you had in the past? *

Please only list animals you had personal responsibility for day to day care for as an adult. If none, just write none.

Which of these do you still have? *

If none, write none. For those you still have please include species, age, gender, and whether pet lives indoors or outdoors.

If applicable, please describe the circumstances surrounding any animals you have sold turned in to a shelter or rescue, or given away. *

If you have never sold or given away an animal just write N/A.

If you currently own animals, are they all current on vaccinations? *

Are all of your male pets neutered/castrated or female pets spayed if it is species appropriate? *

Please explain *

Have you ever bred any of your animals? *

Was the breeding? *

What happened to the babies? *

If you adopt a female horse, pony or other livestock animal from us, do you want her to have babies? *

Almost Done - Just a Little Housekeeping

Are you prepared to care for your adopted animal for the remainder of its life? Please note that some animals such as horses and ponies can live to be over 40 years old. *

Do you understand that an adoption from Safe Harbor is a "Lifelong" adoption? This means that you must notify the rescue if you are ever unable to care for an animal you adopt, and a home transfer contract must be signed if your adopted animal is ever rehomed. Safe Harbor acts as a safety net for ALL animals cared for and adopted out by the rescue for life. If you are approved to adopt, you will be required to sign an adoption contract complying with this notice provision. *

Write your full name below as a digital signature acknowledging the following: Tennessee Law, code 44-20-101-105 states that "an equine sponsor or equine professional, or any other person, including corporations and partnerships, are immune from liability for the death or injury of a participant, which resulted from the inherent risks of equine activities." You have read and understand the law, and release Safe Harbor its foster farm owners, and volunteers from any liability for any injury or accident (up to and includng death) to you or your family members and/or guests, resulting from your interaction with a Safe Harbor equine or equine facility before or after adoption. Your further take responsibility and assume all liability for any family members, trainers, or guests that you choose to bring to a Safe Harbor foster farm or facility at any point during or after the adoption process. *

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Please write your full name and today's date below to acknowledge and agree to the following consent: Safe Harbor Equine and Livestock Sanctuary or their authorized representative may contact my veterinarian and/or farrier to complete a reference check. My Veterinarian is authorized to release any information requested about the care and treatment of my animals including vet records if needed. *

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