Adoption

Before Adoption

Adopting a pet requires accompanying a life with long-term responsibility. Pets are living beings with feelings that need love, attention and care throughout their lives. For this reason, before making the decision to adopt, we kindly ask you to honestly assess whether you are ready for this responsibility.

Things You Should Know About the Adoption Process

• If the adopted animal is not neutered, having it neutered when the time comes and transferring its microchip to the adopter's name is a legal obligation.
• Pets cannot be sold or transferred to other individuals or institutions.
• If care cannot be continued for any reason, a solution is found together by informing the person/institution that rehomed the animal.
• Pets must never be kept tied up; they must not be subjected to physical or psychological harm.
• The adoption process is carried out with a contract.

Daily Life and Care Responsibility

• Pets must always have access to clean, fresh water, and their daily feeding must be done regularly.
• Vaccinations and veterinary check-ups must be carried out regularly.
• In case of an accident or illness, the pet must be taken to the vet without delay.
• Dogs must be walked at least twice a day, on a leash and under control.
• In apartment life, after the adjustment period, pets should be free like a member of the home.
• Patience is essential in toilet training and behavioral processes; violence and coercive methods are unacceptable.
• During holidays or travel, the pet must be handed over to a reliable relative, friend, caregiver, boarding house, vet or dog hotel, making sure it will be well cared for.

Some Questions We Would Like You to Ask Yourself

• Am I ready for this process that requires time, patience and emotional responsibility?
• Are my home, lifestyle and daily routine suitable for a pet?
• Can the other living beings and family members at home adapt to this situation?
• Do I have a reliable solution to entrust my pet to when I travel?
• Do I have a plan against possible changes such as allergies, moving or living conditions?
• Is this decision a temporary wish, or am I truly taking on a responsibility that will last for many years?

If, after honestly asking yourself these questions, you are still ready to adopt, it means you are also ready to make a real difference in an animal's life.

"Every bond formed under the right conditions turns over time into trust, harmony and a strong companionship."

The First Day After Adoption

Adjustment Process: 3 Days, 3 Weeks, 3 Months

Every dog's adjustment to its new home is different, and trust is needed during this period.

Every dog is different. During this period, it is very important to give your dog space and not pressure it. Some behavioral changes may be observed; this is normal.