Common use of Cats Clause in Contracts

Cats. In addition to the other sections of these rules, the following apply: Cats must be no less than six (6) months old and must be litter box trained before admission. Proof that the cat has been spayed or neutered must be shown before admission approval. Cats must wear a collar at all times showing owner's name and address plus a cat flea collar. Proof must be shown before admission and each year by Lease Renewal Date that the cat has had the proper FVR-CP and rabies and distemper shots. This proof must be signed by a veterinarian. Cats must be on a leash at all times and carried when outside the Tenant's apartment or carried in an approved locked pet carrier. The cat must use a cat litter box and waste must be cleaned daily from the litter box, laced in a tightly fastened plastic bag, and placed in the outside dumpster, or trash chute, by the cat owner. Litter must be disposed of a minimum of twice a week and replaced with new, clean litter. Soiled litter must be placed in a tightly sealed plastic bag and placed in the outside dumpster. Cat waste and litter are never to be disposed of in the building. No cat may stay alone in an apartment overnight. It is the responsibility of the Tenant if they have to leave suddenly and be away overnight to take the pet elsewhere until they return. If a pet is found alone, it will be disposed of. In the case that a cat deposits waste on the Landlord's property, the Tenant must immediately remove such waste. The waste must then be placed in a plastic bag, sealed tightly and put in an outside dumpster. Whenever Landlord's employees or contractors need to enter the unit, the Tenant must be present and the cat must be under control at all times. In the event the cat deposits hair, mud, snow, water, or animal waste in the building in the hall, stairwell, or elevator, this must be cleaned up by the Tenant. The Tenant also agrees to comply with these rules as provide in this Rider, and the violation of these rules shall be grounds for removal of the pet or termination of the Tenant's tenancy, or both in accordance with the provisions of this policy and applicable regulations.

Cats. In addition to the other sections of these rules, the following apply: Cats must be no less than six (6) months old and must be litter box trained before admission. Proof that the cat has been spayed or neutered must be shown before admission approval. Cats must wear a collar at all times showing owner's name and address plus a cat flea collar. Proof must be shown before admission and each year by Lease Renewal Date February 15th that the cat has had the proper FVR-CP and rabies and distemper shots. This proof must be signed by a veterinarian. Cats must be on a leash at all times and carried when outside the Tenant's apartment or carried in an approved locked pet carrier. The cat Tenant must use a cat litter box and waste must be cleaned daily from the litter box, laced in a tightly fastened plastic bag, and placed in the outside dumpster, or trash chute, dumpster by the cat owner. Litter must be disposed of a minimum of twice a week and replaced with new, clean litter. Soiled litter must be placed in a tightly sealed plastic bag and placed in the outside dumpster. Cat waste and litter are never to be disposed of in the building. No cat can be over 10 inches tall at the shoulders or weigh over 18 pounds. No cat may stay alone in an apartment overnight. It is the responsibility of the Tenant if they have to leave suddenly and be away overnight to take the pet elsewhere until they return. If a pet is found alone, it will be disposed of. In the case that a cat deposits waste on the Landlord's property, the Tenant must immediately remove such waste. The waste must then be placed in a plastic bag, sealed tightly and put in an outside dumpster. Whenever Landlord's employees or contractors need to enter the unit, the Tenant must be present and the cat must be under control at all times. In the event the cat deposits hair, mud, snow, water, or animal waste in the building in the hall, stairwell, or elevator, this must be cleaned up by the Tenant. The Tenant also agrees to comply with these rules as provide in this Rider, and the violation of these rules shall be grounds for removal of the pet or termination of the Tenant's tenancy, or both in accordance with the provisions of this policy and applicable regulations. As of this date, I _ of apartment , named _ age _. Picture attached. Bird's vet voluntary, Fish Exempt My pet's veterinarian is _ at , Phone: This pet had the following necessary inoculations: which are effective until . I am certifying that this pet is in good health and has been spayed or neutered as required by management on As the pet owner, I hereby certify that I have a pet license and it is in effect until (copy attached). As the pet owner, I also have read the Pet Lease Amendment and agree to abide by those regulations. My signed Pet Responsibility Card is attached. All in order, approved by Date: (Must be filled in, signed, and submitted with the Registration Form to the Clearfield County Housing Authority before the pet can be approved). As a pet owner residing in a Clearfield County Housing Authority managed building, I have contacted the following three(3) local persons who have agreed by their signatures to accept the responsibility for removal and/or care of my pet if I become ill or for any reason cannot temporarily care for this pet. 1. I have read the Pet Regulations and agree to abide by these rules and assume responsibility for the pet (name of ▇▇▇) (pet owner) of . In the event the owner is out of town, or for any reason is not able to continue care of the pet temporarily when called by the owner or Clearfield County Housing Authority.

Cats. In addition to the other sections of these rules, the following apply: Cats must be no less than six (6) months old and must be litter box trained before admission. Proof that the cat has been spayed or neutered must be shown before admission approval. Cats must wear a collar at all times showing owner's name and address plus a cat flea collar. Proof must be shown before admission and each year by Lease Renewal Date February 15th that the cat has had the proper FVR-CP and rabies and distemper shots. This proof must be signed by a veterinarian. Cats must be on a leash at all times and carried when outside the Tenant's apartment or carried in an approved locked pet carrier. The cat Tenant must use a cat litter box and waste must be cleaned daily from the litter box, laced in a tightly fastened plastic bag, and placed in the outside dumpster, or trash chute, dumpster by the cat owner. Litter must be disposed of a minimum of twice a week and replaced with new, clean litter. Soiled litter must be placed in a tightly sealed plastic bag and placed in the outside dumpster. Cat waste and litter are never to be disposed of in the building. No cat can be over 10 inches tall at the shoulders or weigh over 18 pounds. No cat may stay alone in an apartment overnight. It is the responsibility of the Tenant if they have to leave suddenly and be away overnight to take the pet elsewhere until they return. If a pet is found alone, it will be disposed of. In the case that a cat deposits waste on the Landlord's property, the Tenant must immediately remove such waste. The waste must then be placed in a plastic bag, sealed tightly and put in an outside dumpster. Whenever Landlord's employees or contractors need to enter the unit, the Tenant must be present and the cat must be under control at all times. In the event the cat deposits hair, mud, snow, water, or animal waste in the building in the hall, stairwell, or elevator, this must be cleaned up by the Tenant. The Tenant also agrees to comply with these rules as provide in this Rider, and the violation of these rules shall be grounds for removal of the pet or termination of the Tenant's tenancy, or both in accordance with the provisions of this policy and applicable regulations. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ Towers CLEARFIELD COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY PET REGISTRATION FORM As of this date, I _ _ of apartment am requesting registration of the following type pet, a (TYPE) , named _ age . Picture attached. Bird's vet voluntary, Fish Exempt My pet's veterinarian is _ at , Phone: This pet had the following necessary inoculations: which are effective until . I am certifying that this pet is in good health and has been spayed or neutered as required by management on Veterinarian's Signature As the pet owner, I hereby certify that I have a pet license and it is in effect until (copy attached). As the pet owner, I also have read the Pet Lease Amendment and agree to abide by those regulations. My signed Pet Responsibility Card is attached. Signature Date All in order, approved by Date: (Must be filled in, signed, and submitted with the Registration Form to the Clearfield County Housing Authority before the pet can be approved). As a pet owner residing in a Clearfield County Housing Authority managed building, I have contacted the following three(3) local persons who have agreed by their signatures to accept the responsibility for removal and/or care of my pet if I become ill or for any reason cannot temporarily care for this pet. 1. I have read the Pet Regulations and agree to abide by these rules and assume responsibility for the pet owned by (name of pet) (pet owner) of . In the event the owner is out of town, or for any reason is not able to continue care of the pet temporarily when called by the owner or Clearfield County Housing Authority.