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Post by stressedbythemess on Jun 26, 2008 20:55:29 GMT -5
So, my roommate has decided he would like to get a cat (we had to put the one down that he was close to in Feb, this one would be his and he would be responsible), but I was reading some of the info on the shelters he is looking at getting from, and almost all of them list a home inspection?!
He is going saturday, and I cannot work from home friday.
Something tells me my only opportunity is to stay up all night tomorrow to try and make the main rooms presentable for an inspection Debating dashing and stashing everything not on my desk in the room into the closet tomorrow.
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Post by houndsnroses on Jun 28, 2008 23:08:57 GMT -5
Hi, I'm new and this is my first post although I've been lurking a long time. I wanted to create an account so I could tell you that I've done about a dozen home visits for potential pet adopters and we really couldn't care less about how clean the house is (as long as there isn't any food or dirty dishes on the floor, or other things a pet could get into and hurt themselves). In fact, if a house is TOO clean we have to warn them that pets are messy and can they handle that? Basically the purpose of a home visit is to make sure that the potential adopters are normal (i.e., not running a pit bull ring, not breeding to sell kittens and puppies, not conducting medical experiments) and that every family member is enthusiastic or at least on-board with the adoption. That's it - nothing to worry about and DON'T stay up all night cleaning!!  Best of luck with the adoption. |
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