Renting With Pets
Every humane society or animal shelter has seen its
share of pets who are surrendered because many rentals
don't allow pets. Renting with pets
can certainly be a challenge - but with a little time and effort, you
can help to ensure your pet stays where he belongs: with you, his family.
- Renting With Pets: Tips To Help You Find Pet-Friendly Housing
- Creating a Pet Resume
- Moving With Your Pets: Tips for a Smoother, Less Stressful Move
- How to Move Your Pets: Planning The Move
- Short-Term Housing: Finding Pet-Friendly Accommodation
- Moving Tips: Settling Into a New Home With Your Pet
If you're moving and are still looking for long-term housing that allows pets, you can stay in a pet-friendly hotel or other holiday accommodation while you look around. Ask the accommodation for their pet policy. You may need to hire a pet-sitter or find a doggy daycare if you will need to leave your pet for extended periods of time while you work or look for an apartment. Renting with pets can be a challenge, but planning ahead can help give you a head-start on moving both yourself and your pets to your new home.