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>>176921cont'd Your current proof of ownership of a similar animal, the duration of your ownership of said animal, and frankly your COMPETENCE in ownership of said current animal should be all they want. Merely saying all that could be enough when (or if) they interview you, but YMMV so, again, ask them ahead of time what you would need to present aside from an adoption fee.
Anything else they ask of you, then of course comply (should it make sense, and if it doesn't ask why they need such and such). Keep in mind SOME places that are SMART will not house their facilities in the same places as their offices. The purpose of this, I found out, is to discourage bad owners from literally abandoning their pets at the facility's entrance. This you could take as a sign of your agency's intelligence, experience, or overall care in consideration. Keyword COULD. *Reason why I'm telling you this is because they may interview you at their offices, and THEN schedule a time for you to visit their facilities located elsewhere.
Um, I think you'll be fine. Worry about your potential new pet's HEALTH moar. It could adversely affect your current pet's health.
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