1. You do not part with the dog other than to return him/her to Fireside rescue, Under no circumstances is the dog to be re-homed by the adopter. Or put to sleep without the prior permission of Fireside rescue unless in a veterinary surgeons view such action is required on medical grounds, if this is the case then a certificate must be obtained.

2. Fireside Rescue provide insurance for the first six weeks after adoption in order to give the adopter time to negotiate their own Insurance which should include third party liability.

3. At no time should the dog be allowed out on his/her own without a lead, and only when you are sure that the dog will come back to you immediately when called should you let him/her off lead and then only in an open space where you can be aware of anyone approaching always be on alert for other dogs who may not be under the control of their owner

4. An authorized member of Fireside Rescue must be allowed to visit the dog at a convenient time to ensure that he/she is happy and settled, that person may if in their opinion the conditions on this form are not being adhered to, repossess the dog without interference.

5. If the dog is lost or stolen Fireside must be informed immediately along with your local police , dog warden and stray kennels.

6. The dog is to only be kept as a personal pet and therefore must live indoors.

7. It is your responsibility to provide qualified veterinary care in cases of illness and injury and ensure that annual vaccination boosters are given

8. Wherever possible dogs are neutered before re homing and under no circumstances is breeding from a rescue dog allowed and any evidence of such WILL result in the immediate removal of the dog from your care it is our job as a rescue to help the many dogs who are currently in need NOT to produce more.

9. the dog should wear a collar at all times attached to which should be a disc bearing your Address and telephone number but not the dogs name

10. As the dogs keeper responsibility for any nuisance, damage or injury caused by the dog whilst in your care lies with you.

11. Any donation made to rescue is a contribution to current and future veterinary costs incurred by the rescue and is not taken as payment for any particular dog. Please note that whilst every precaution is taken when rehoming puppies no responsibility can be taken as to the true parentage of the dog. All dogs are to the best of our knowledge of the breeding stated on the form.