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Home Visit Evaluation Form
Date: (*)
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Dog’s Name(s): (*)
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Approve or Deny? (*)
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Reason:

Name(s):
Street Address:
City, State and Zip:
Home Phone:
Cell Phone:

Is the home located on a busy street?

Is there evidence of “dog-proofing”
(i.e. valuables out of reach, dangerous plants,
children’s toys, cat toys, small objects & electrical wires,
contained garbage, secure doors/windows, etc.)


If “no”, please explain:

Is there a “doggie door”?
Where will the dog primarily be kept when people are home?
If “other”, please explain:
Where will the dog sleep?
If “other”, please explain:

Is the yard completely fenced?
If not, how will they provide a safe alternative?

What type of fence is it?

Height of Fence:

Are there potential escape routes? (holes in fence, loose gates)

If "yes", please explain:

Any sharp objects that could injure the dog in the yard?

If "yes", please explain:

If you noticed any problems, do you think they will fix the problems?


Will the dog ever be kept on a chain?

If so, how long?

Please list family members (Name, Relationship, Age):
Who will be the “primary” caregiver of the dog?

Do the children treat the pet respectfully?

Do the children scream, hit or pull on the pet?
Additional Comments:

Describe the behavior of the Children
to other members of the household:

If “other”, please explain:

Do they plan on taking the new dog to obedience classes?

How would they correct the new dog if it soiled
on the carpet or chewed on valuable objects?



Does the family understand that rescues go through a period
of adjustment that can last weeks or months and they
may not see the dog’s “true personality” until then?


Does the family have a basic understanding of a rescue dog’s needs,
behaviors and possible fears of certain adults and children?


Is the family prepared for accidents in or damage
to the home during the adjustment period?


Do they understand that dogs must ALWAYS be “monitored”
when interacting with children, adults and with other
dogs or cats, no matter how nice the dog?


Do they seem like “animal people”, showing
love & warmth towards current pets?


Do you feel the adopter(s) will love
and care for the dog properly?


Do you feel this home will provide
a permanent home for the dog?


If this were your dog, would you do this adoption?


Would you feel comfortable leaving your dog with this family?


Does this adoption feel right?

What are the overall strengths of the home?
What are the overall weaknesses of the home?

General observations?



Signature of CODAR Representative: (*)

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Signature of CODAR Representative:.
Email Address of CODAR Representative: (*)
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