Rabbit Adoption Questionnaire | East Bay Rabbit Rescue

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Contact Information:

First

Last

Phone (Main)

Phone (Alternate)

Address

Address 2

City/Town

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Country

Are you 18 years or older (required)?

Please be prepared to show valid ID at the time of adoption.

Yes

Who will be the primary caretaker of the rabbit?

Please tell us about why you want to adopt a rabbit:

What qualities and personality are you looking for in your pet rabbit?

Is there a specific rabbit you are interested in?

How much time do you plan to spend with the rabbit?

How many rabbits do you currently have?

Housing and living arrangements:

Do you currently own, rent, or lease your home?

Own

Rent

Lease

If you Rent or Lease your home: do you have permission from your landlord?

Yes

Not applicable

How many adults live in the home?

How many children live in the home?

Ages of the child/children?

Are there children who visit the home regularly?

Yes

Do you have other pets, or animals that visit your home?

Yes

Please list any other animals in the home or that visit regularly, including type/breed/age

Does anyone in your home have allergies to rabbits or hay?

Yes

As a Responsible Rabbit Owner:

Where will the rabbit stay during the day? Describe:

Where will the rabbit stay during the night? Describe:

I understand and agree to the following:

I will provide my rabbit with good care, including making sure my rabbit has appropriate food, water, shelter, veterinary care, indoor-only exercise, toys and attention.

I have considered the time and financial demands of having a rabbit. I understand that caring for a rabbit can cost approximately $40 a month and that I need to set aside time each day to care for rabbit to keep her/him healthy and happy.

I understand that rabbits are intelligent animals who require a minimum of 3-4 hours a day of free roam time to socialize with their family. I will make my rabbit an important part of my life and family.

Yes

I certify that the above information is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that East BayRabbit Rescue reserves the right to deny the adoption of any animal.

Yes

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