If you are looking to move to a new rental property with your four-legged friend, consider creating a CV to show your potential landlord that you're a responsible owner.
We suggest you include the following on your pet's CV:
Name
Breed
Age
Council registration details
Vaccination status
Any evidence of training
Details of the pet's grooming requirements
Mention if they are microchipped or desexed (a desexed cat, for example, is better behaved)
It may also benefit your to include a reference from your regular vet or previous landlord. If appropriate, consider also offering an additional bond to give your landlord peace of mind.
Show your potential landlord that you and your pet are good citizens! Our testimonials below illustrate how this pet CV approach can be the key to finding a rental home!
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