PET SCREENING
At Oaktree Stone Properties we require every animal to go through our professional screening process. The fee for this is XXXX for each pet profile that is entered. These fees are paid directly to our 3rd party vendor for conducting the pet screening. This pet screening is a part of the application process and any household application received that list a pet(s) must complete this in order to move forward with the rental process.
It is the sole obligation of the applicant to get their pet approved prior to submitting the rental application, please be prepared to submit photos along with your request for approval. Non- qualifying pets may result in denial of the rental application.
Note: We are unable to rent to breeds that are commonly labeled as
"aggressive"
as
stated by the insurance companies. We cannot rent to mixes of these breeds. If you have a mixed breed dog and are not sure what the cross is, but he/she really looks like a pit bull, we will err on the side of caution and deny the pet. (Pets must be spayed or neutered).
Breeds Considered Aggressive
Here is a list of breeds that are considered aggressive by major insurance companies:
- Akita
- Malamute
- American Bull Terrier/ American Bulldog
- American Staffordshire Terrier
- Chow
- Coyotes and wild dogs
- Doberman Pinscher
- German Shepperd
- Pitbull
- Presa Canario
- Rottweiler
- Husky
- Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Considerations To Approve
The overall strength of your qualifications weighs heavily on the consideration to approve your pet, as does the age, weight, and breed of the pet. The pet application must be completed. Furthermore, we collect a pet fee of $325 for one pet and $500 for two pets with a two-pet maximum per household. Along with the one-time pet fee, there is a monthly recurring charge of $25 per pet.
Service Animals
We always accept service animals with proper verifiable documentation. Service animals are not subject to any additional pet fees or screening fees. Once approved for the unit we will request a reasonable accommodation and verification of disability of the need for a service animal.
