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Pets are permitted on case by case basis at the sole discretion of the landlord. If the pet is accepted, it is subject to the these pet policies. By completing this screening form, you agree that the current pet policies will become part of your lease.
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Pets are permitted on case by case basis at the sole discretion of the landlord. If the pet is accepted, it is subject to the following conditions.
1. The Pet shall be properly licensed and have an identification tag if required by law.
2. An additional monthly pet fee will be charged and included in the lease. An additional non-refundable pet deposit will be payable prior to move in.
3. Resident shall be responsible for and in control of Pet at all times.
4. Resident will prevent Pet from creating a nuisance, annoyance, or disturbance to other Residents or neighbors. Determination of nuisance is in the sole opinion of the Landlord.
5. Pet will be kept in appropriate areas of the Property and will not be left unattended for more than ten hours per day. Pet shall not be tied in front of the property.
6. Pet will be under full control of Resident of all times and is only allowed outside if restrained on a leash or pet carrier.
7. Resident will clean up and properly dispose of all pet waste inside and outside of Property including all common areas.
8. Resident will comply with all applicable association and government statues, rules, and regulations.
9. Resident will not to leave food or water for their Pet or any other animal outside the Property.
10. Resident is responsible for all damage including smells, including but not limited to walls, floors, carpets or stains that any Pet causes, regardless of ownership of said Pet and agrees to restore the property to its original condition at their expense. Any damage caused by Pet I not considered to part of normal wear and tear.
11. Resident agrees to indemnify, hold harmless, and defend Landlord against any and all liabilities, actions, judgements, costs, suits, costs, losses, or claims of any type (including attorney’s fees) by a third party for injury to a person or damage to a property caused by Pet.
12. If there is cause to believe an emergency situation exists with respect to the Pet, and if efforts to contact the Resident are unsuccessful, the Landlord may contact the local animal control authority and assist its staff in entering the Property. Examples of an emergency situation include but are not limited to suspected abuse, abandonment, fire or other disaster, or any prolonged disturbance. If it becomes necessary for the pet to be boarded, any and all costs incurred will be the sole responsibility of the resident.
13. After Resident vacates the Property, they shall provide proof of professional carpet cleaning to the Landlord.
14. Resident agrees to remove Pet immediately and permanently upon Landlords written demand if Landlord determines that Resident has violated any provision of this Addendum.