"Also you mentioned you ask for an adoption contract. By chance do you also breed reptiles? Do you offer these animals for sale? Do you have a no breeding clause? Do you have a no breeding clause with the all your animal sales?"
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Why do you want to know if I breed reptiles? The answer is no, by the way.

Sliders and sulcatas come with a no-breeeding clause, and the adoption contract further states:

"I, _______________________ hereby acknowledge receiving from _______________________ or its agents, the following animal(s), which I agree to care for in a humane manner and maintain in accordance with the laws and ordinances in the county and state in which I reside.

I further agree that I will not sell, trade, release, or give away said animal in any way without the written permission of ___________. If I cannot care for this animal for any reason, I may return it to ______________________."

The common and scientific name of the animal is included, along with it's age (if no age information is available from the original owner, then "adult" or "juvenile" is used), and a unique one-up identification number. Lately I've been adding a picture of the animal to the adoption contract. The surrendering owner signs a similar surrender form.

Katrina

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