1. Before You Adopt

A long-term commitment — Pets can live for 10–15 years or more. Are you ready to care for them for life?

Time and attention — Do you have enough time each day to feed, clean, and spend time with your pet?

Financial stability — Adoption includes costs for food, vet visits, vaccinations, supplies, and possible emergencies.

Family environment — Does everyone in your home agree with the adoption? Is anyone allergic or against having pets?

Housing conditions — Does your home or rental agreement allow pets? Is there enough safe space for them?

2. Responsibilities of Adopters

• Provide a safe and healthy environment for your pet.
• Ensure regular vaccinations and veterinary check-ups.
• Never abandon or neglect your pet. If you can no longer care for them, contact the shelter or rescue group.
• Do not use the pet for breeding or selling purposes.
• Offer love, patience, and positive training, helping your pet feel secure and happy.

3. What We Hope From Our Adopters

• A strong sense of responsibility and willingness to learn.
• Understanding that pets are family members, not toys.
• Willingness to ask for help when facing behavioral or health problems.