Pet Surrender Letter – Sample Letter for Surrender of Pet

When writing a pet surrender letter, it's important to be clear and polite. Start by stating your intention to surrender the pet, provide details about the pet, such as name and age, and explain the reason for surrendering. Assure the recipient that you want the pet to go into good hands and provide any necessary handover details. Express gratitude and offer to assist with any queries.

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• Additional Template Options
• Download Options
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• Print Letter
• FAQs

Sample Letter for Surrender of Pet

(Senders details)
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February 17, 2021

(Receiver’s details)
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Subject: Pet surrender

Sir/Madam,

I am writing this letter to inform you that I want to surrender my pet. The name of the pet is _______ (pet name) and he is _____ (months/years) old.

I want him to go into good hands where he is cared for and loved. I have __________ (where you took it from) and he is staying with me since then. We can’t keep him with us because we are ________ (moving from here/shifted/any other issue). I will provide you with his __________ (handover details).

I assure you that I will not claim any future rights on him. His adoption certificate is attached to this letter. I kindly request you to take good care of him and call me on _____________ for any queries.

Thank you for your time.

Yours sincerely
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FAQs

• Why might someone need to surrender their pet?
  • There are various reasons why someone might need to surrender their pet, including changes in living circumstances, financial difficulties, or inability to provide adequate care.
• What should I do before surrendering my pet?
  • Before surrendering a pet, it's important to consider all options and ensure that surrendering is truly the best course of action. If surrendering is necessary, research reputable animal shelters or rescue organizations where the pet can be placed.
• Is there a fee for surrendering a pet?
  • Some animal shelters or rescue organizations may charge a surrender fee to help cover the cost of caring for the pet. It's advisable to inquire about any fees beforehand.
• What information should I provide when surrendering a pet?
  • When surrendering a pet, provide as much information as possible about the pet's history, behavior, medical records, and any special needs or requirements. This information helps ensure that the pet is placed in a suitable home.
• Can I reclaim my pet after surrendering it?
  • In most cases, once a pet has been surrendered, the new owner assumes ownership rights. However, it's best to clarify the terms of surrender with the receiving organization and understand any policies regarding reclaiming pets.