Use the Placer SPCA to advertise your property.

Prepare a list of guidelines for pet owners.  When guidelines are set the tenants will know what to expect from the property owner.

Design a check list for pet owners.

Have your new tenant bring in their pets so you have the chance to meet them.

Have the tenants received a CGC certificate or proof they enrolled or completed a training program?

Screen potential tenants and check references.

Require that pets be spayed or neutered.

Charge a reasonable pet deposit.

Set realistic limits.

Have parameters specified.

Ensure pets are clean and healthy.

Have a procedure for written disciplinary action set in place.

Establish emergency procedures.

Have everything in writing.  This will protect not only you but your tenants as well.

What type of pet do you have?

How long have you owned your pet?

Can you provide your vet’s name and proof of vaccinations?

Has your pet had obedience training?

Is your pet spayed/neutered?

May I contact your previous landlords?

Do you have a plan for if you go on vacation?

How often is your pet exercised?

When you are gone during the day, where will your pet be kept?