Kannan Foundation | KAW Adoption Form

Your Name *

Your Email *

Your Contact No. *

If your phone number is inaccurate we will not be able to contact you. Our team will contact you twice, following which if there is no response, we will mark your inquiry as cancelled.

Date of Birth *

Your Age *

If you are under 25 and living with your parents, we will be speaking to them to ensure they have provided their consent to the adoption.

Your Location *

Please check if Out of NCR adoptions will be considered for the dog in question. If they are not being considered for that particular dog, or you are filling a general/unsure form, you will not be contacted.

Current Address *

Complete address inclusive of house/flat number, neighbourhood, city etc.

Permanent Address *

Please give the current Name of the Dog that you want to adopt. *

Please mention the Name of the animal(s) below after visiting our website. We only handle adoptions of our own KAW rescues.

Why do you want to adopt? *

E.g. companion for yourself / friend for another companion animal/ for children ? (Foster options may write their reason for fostering)

Will you comply to adoption formalities? *

House-checks will be mandatory in order for us to determine whether the area is suitable for a dog to grow up in, as well as follow-up visits. An adoption contract will also be signed.

Yes No

Please give the name of the adoption coordinator who provided you with the link to this form.

Number of people living at premises. *

Type of residence*

Nature of residence*

If you live in a rented accommodation, have you received permission from your landlord to get a dog?*

How many hours a day will the dog be without human company?

Will the dog have regular contact with children 5 years or under (e.g., own children, grandchildren, visiting children) or elderly people? If so, how often and under what circumstances?

Do you currently have any other companion animals?

Please give breed, size, sex, age, whether they are desexed, registered and have been vaccinated in the last 12 months.

Who will care for your companion animal while you are out of town?

Who will be the primary caretaker of the dog/cat?

Please mention if it is you, a parent, a sibling, a servant etc.

Is everyone in your home certain they want to adopt a companion animal?

If not, mention why and if counselling of the family on the matter of adoption is required. The consent of your primary breadwinner should be mentioned.

What will your companion animal do when no one is at home?

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What is your prior experience with dogs/the animal you are interested in adopting?

Please elaborate on whether you have owned or interacted with dogs previously.

Do you have any medical conditions that might mean you’ll require assistance at times with your adopted animal, for example, in dog walking, attending vet visits, etc?

Please understand your answer is confidential. This question is aimed at knowing how we can support you best as a valued adopter.

Please provide the name, address and number of your vet, if you have one.

It is vital to have an experienced vet who can help you in taking the best care of your companion animals. If you are unaware of one at present, we will try to provide you with options once the adoption has gone through.

What do you know about sterilization? What are your thoughts regarding it?

Will the dog be neutered/spayed when they come of age?

If your preferred animal is already sterilized, please select "Yes."

Are you aware of the vaccination process?

Dogs can be extremely active in the initial 1 to 3 years. They will also go through the teething period and will be always curious to meet and greet new people around in their own unique way. Are you aware of this behaviour and ready to work on it?

What will you do if the adopted animal exhibits dissatisfactory behaviour,  ie; barking, howling, creating a mess in the house, chewing etc?

If you get married and your spouse is not willing to keep thedog, what will you do?

If you have a child (now or in the future) and it develops allergies to the dog/the doctor advises you to give it away, what will you do?

If you move out of the city/country, what will you do with your adopted animal?

International relocation services can cost up to 1 lakh.

Will this dog/pet be taken to the veterinarian annually for check-ups?

Are you willing to be responsible for this dog/cat for the next 15 years or more?

Having a companion animal is a lifelong commitment that requires money, time, and effort. A young dog/cat may destroy property while it is learning how to behave, an old dog/cat may require more vet visits. Please be sure you are ready for this huge responsibility.

Are you speaking to another adoption coordinator/NGO regarding adoption/fostering?

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