Are you interested in:

Adopting

Volunteering

How many hours are you away from the house during an average week?

Names and relation of other adults in your household:

Age and sex of children who live in your household or who visit often:

Have you ever owned a dog before? yes no

If yes, what breed(s) and where are they now?

Have you ever owned a Cane Corso? yes no

How many dogs are currently living with you (age, sex, breed)?

What other types of animals do you own (cats, etc.)?

Are your animals spayed and/or neutered? yes no

If not, why?

Do you agree to enroll the Cane Corso Rescue in -AND- complete a basic obedience course? yes no

If your previous answer is "yes", please provide the name and phone number of the obedience school/trainer you intend to use:

If your previous answer is "no", why not?

Where will the Cane Corso Rescue live?

Where will the Cane Corso Rescue spend most of it's time? Inside Outside

If the Cane Corso Rescue is outside, please describe the shelter it will have:

Please describe the approximate size of the yard and the type of fencing:

Do all family members work outside the home? yes no

The sex of Cane Corso you prefer Male Female Either

Most of the Cane Corsos that come to CCAA Rescue are between the ages of 2-4 years old. We do sometimes get younger or older dogs. A dog under 2 years is considered to be a puppy, between 2-4 years an adult, and over 4 years a mature dog. Please mark your preference:

Under 2 years

2-4 years

Older

No preference

Is there a specific dog in rescue now that you are interested in? If so, what is the name?

How far are you willing to travel to meet a Cane Corso Rescue?

Are you a member of the CCAA (formerly known as the ICCF)? yes no

Please list any vets you have used in the last 5 years, even if you do not own a pet currently (please provide complete names and accurate phone numbers for ALL vet references; without these, your application will NOT be considered):

Why do you want to adopt a Cane Corso Rescue?

We will attempt to provide you with an honest evaluation of temperament on any dog we have to place. Do you realize that often times the complete history of a rescue Cane Corso may not be known and you may encounter some behavioral problems?  Are you willing to work on correcting these problems?  yes no

How did you learn about Cane Corso Rescue?

Are you interested in fostering a dog for a minimum of 3 weeks as a final step to ensure compatibility before the final adoption? yes no

Any other information you feel is important in helping us determine if a Cane Corso Rescue is the best match for you and your family:

Best day(s)/time(s) to do a home visit (ALL FAMILY MEMBERS AND PETS MUST BE PRESENT):

I certify that the information provided is true and that I have filled out this application in its entirety. I understand that if any information is found to be false or incomplete, my application will be denied without notification. I agree to allow the Rescue Committee to obtain any pertinent information regarding my home situation and care of animals (e.g. landlord approval, neighborhood association information, vet records, home visit, reference checks, etc.) I understand that while the Rescue Committee may contact me via phone or email, further contact is not guaranteed, nor is placement of requested dog. I accept that the Rescue Committee has the right to refuse my application for any reason and without notification.

If my application is approved for adoption, I hereby agree to a mandatory three (3) week foster period, in which time, suitability for both the dog, myself and/or family may be determined. If it is found by myself or the Rescue Committee this is not the best environment for all parties, the dog will be returned to the Rescue Committee and any adoption fees returned to myself. Ownership of said animal will not be obtained until after this foster period. I also agree to enroll in obedience training if required.

In addition, I agree to pay an adoption fee (fully refundable during initial foster period) should I be approved for adoption. Costs incurred during transport are not the responsibility of the Rescue Committee.

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