What are the conditions for adopting a dog? The most basic ones are that the adopter must be over 22 years old, have certain financial strength, be able to afford the necessary expenses for raising a pet, and must have a stable job and residence, as well as real estate. Yes, it’s not okay to just rent a house.

1. The adopter must be over twenty-two years old.

This condition is not very friendly to students. Keeping pets requires energy and financial resources, and students should put their studies first. Many school dormitories are strictly prohibited from keeping pets. It is recommended that you keep pets after graduation if you have the ability. However, if current students want to help stray animals, they can join a volunteer advocacy organization.

2. The adopter must have certain financial strength.

In addition, what does the adoption agency care about? Of course, it is your financial strength, whether you can afford the necessary expenses to raise a pet and ensure a normal life for the pet in the future.

3. The adopter must have a stable job and residence (not shared accommodation).

Since you want to get your dog out of homelessness, do you have the heart to let it continue to live a life without a fixed place? If you have a place to live, you have the ownership of a property. You must have a property certificate, so you can rent it casually. The house is also not acceptable.

4. The adopter should communicate with the family in detail before adopting to ensure that the family agrees to the adoption.

Although it is said that if our elders are allowed to live with dogs for a period of time, they will definitely be closer to the dogs than you are, but before adoption, this is indeed a hurdle. How many people are full of passion and plan to raise a dog to wield a sword to the end of the world, but they are rejected by the words of their elders before they even start.

If there are force majeure factors that make it impossible to continue raising the adopted animal, you must discuss with the rescuer and jointly find a new adopter for it. Without the consent of the rescuer, you may not transfer it to others or abandon it for adoption.