Pet Surrender & Rehoming Request Form
A compassionate surrender template — the pet, the reason and its needs captured without judgement, so a rescue can help find it a new home.
Description
Form fields
Everything the Pet Surrender & Rehoming Request Form above collects — 13 fields across 2 pages, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.
Rehoming Request
Pet's name
Short Answer
Species
Dropdown
Breed (or breed mix)
Short Answer
Age (years)
Number
Vaccinations up to date?
Yes/No
Temperament — how is your pet with people, children & other animals?
Long Answer
Any medical or behavioural needs?
Long Answer
Why do you need to rehome your pet?
Long Answer
How soon do you need to rehome?
Dropdown
Your details
Your name
Name
Contact number
Telephone
Email address

Rehoming request
Consent
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Template FAQs
Common questions about the Pet Surrender & Rehoming Request Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.
How do I give up a pet to a rescue?
Fill in the pet’s details, health, temperament and the reason for rehoming, and the rescue will advise on next steps. Surrendering to a reputable rescue is the responsible, safe route to finding your pet a good new home.
Will I be judged for rehoming my pet?
No — life changes, and responsible rescues understand that. The form asks about your circumstances only to help place the pet well, never to judge. Choosing a rescue over an unsafe giveaway is the kind, responsible thing to do.
Why does the rescue need the reason for rehoming?
Because understanding the situation helps match the pet to the right new home — a pet rehomed due to a house move is different to one with a behaviour the new family needs to know about. It’s about the animal’s future, not blame.
What information helps most?
The pet’s health and vaccination status, its temperament, how it is with people, children and other animals, and any medical or behavioural needs. Honesty here leads to a lasting new home, not a quick return.
Can the rescue always take my pet?
Not always immediately — rescues are often full and may have a waiting list, or suggest alternatives. The request lets them assess and advise; please never abandon a pet, and ask for help if you’re struggling.
Is the form free?
Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, and fully customisable so a rescue can word it with the compassion this situation calls for.
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