Are you willing to provide the exercise an energetic Boxer requires on a daily basis? Are you financially able to care for unexpected health issues which may arise over the Boxer’s life? It must be the best decision for both you AND the Boxer.Ī commitment is a promise to take care of your Boxer for life, to be a true family member. Be honest and realistic in determining how much time you will be able to spend with your Boxer, a breed that craves human companionship and does not do well if left alone and ignored. The Boxer provides information to consider. Boxers are a wonderful breed, though not suitable for everyone. Our Volunteers will check in with you over the next few weeks to be sure all is going well and to answer any questions you may have.Īdopting a Boxer, or any dog, is a serious commitment, to be made only after careful consideration and research. Please give your new Boxer plenty of time to settle in with you, your home and other family pets before introducing it to your friends, going to dog parks, etc. You will receive the Boxer’s medical records as part of the Adoption Packet. You will be required to sign a legally binding Adoption Contract and pay the adoption fee. If you, the Foster Home and Placement Team agree the dog is a compatible match, arrangements will be made for adoption.Īdoption Day! Please be sure you have everything you will need for your new family member. A meet and greet at the Foster Home may then be arranged. The Foster Homes know their dog best and you will have the opportunity to discuss potentially suitable dogs in detail with them. BRAF does not adopt on a “first-come first-served” basis, instead we carefully consider the needs of both the family AND the Boxer to ensure a successful match is made. There may be times several families are interested in the same dog.
Placement – Once approved, a member of our Placement Team will begin working with you to find the best match for your family.
Once the home visit is complete, and our Volunteer has submitted the necessary paperwork, you will be notified of your application status. We do require that all members of your household be present, along with your family dogs. Home Visit – This is an important part of the process and helps us when considering the best placement for both you and the Boxer. You will then be contacted regarding the status of your application and if applicable a home visit by one of our Volunteers will be arranged at a mutually convenient time. Once this part of the process is completed and approved, a member of our Application Team will call you to go over your application and answer any questions you may have. If any information is lacking, additional details will be required before moving forward. Preliminary Screening – Upon receipt of the application all references will be checked, including the vet, landlord and HOA (if either is applicable). Providing thorough information will help expedite this. Please understand we are all volunteers and the adoption process may take several weeks. The adoption process begins when you submit your application.
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