Adopter understands that this placement is a Foster-to-Adopt arrangement and that the animal remains the sole property of Woof Animal Rescue until all adoption requirements are completed and a final Adoption Agreement is signed. 

Woof Animal Rescue shall be responsible for providing and covering the cost of core veterinary care required for the foster animal. Core vetting may include, but is not limited to, age-appropriate vaccinations, spay or neuter surgery at 6 months of age, microchipping, and heartworm testing when applicable. All core vetting will be completed by the Rescue prior to finalization of the adoption. 

Ongoing Preventative Care: Adopter acknowledges and agrees they are responsible for maintaining the adopted dog’s routine preventative veterinary care through their personal veterinarian. This includes, but is not limited to, monthly heartworm prevention, flea prevention, tick prevention, and any other preventative medications or care recommended by their veterinarian. Failure to maintain routine preventative care may be considered a breach of the Adoption Agreement. Veterinary Appointments & Rescue Authority All veterinary appointments and veterinary providers are selected at the sole discretion of Woof Animal Rescue.

Appointments may not be canceled, declined, or rescheduled without prior approval from the Rescue. Missed or Canceled Appointments: Should a veterinary appointment be missed, canceled late, or not properly attended, the Foster-to-Adopt shall be financially responsible for all such fees assessed by the veterinary provider. Spay/Neuter Policy All animals must be spayed or neutered at approximately six (6) months of age unless otherwise directed in writing by a Woof Animal Rescue–approved veterinarian due to a documented medical condition.