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Name of adoptive/foster
“parent”:_________________________________________
Street Address:__________________________________________________________ Address below needs to be the *exact* location where the lamas will be. Physical Address: _______________________________________________________ City:_________________________________ State: ______ Zip Code:___________ Phone(Home/Work/Cell):___________________________________________________ Email: __________________________________________________________________  This facility check is being done in preparation for an adoption This facility check is being done in preparation for providing a foster homePlease place a 1 for “excellent” a 2 for “acceptable” and a 3 for “improvement needed” next to each item. Items marked ‘ 3’ must be addressed in the problem& planning section. A. Pasture ____At least 1/2 acre with an additional 1/4 acre per llama _____Pasture shared with other species has an acceptable amount of space per head to allow clean areas to eat and recreate (i.e. animals have enough space to choose not to stand or lie down in muck and mud). _____Enclosed with safe fencing in good repair (no loose, rusty wire or loose high tensile, etc.) _____Free of hazards, i.e. abandoned farm machinery, “dump” areas with rusty metal and glass _____Free of poisonous plants, i.e mountain laurel B. Shelter _____At least 3 sides, facing out of prevailing wind _____At least 30 square feet per llama _____Floor can be kept dry in wet, cold weather by bedding with straw, etc.. _____If shelter is not free access, llama(s) are put in if the weather is wet and temperature below 30, or if the temperature is below 0. _____Adequate shade C. Catch pen _____6 feet high _____Made of sturdy materials _____Not larger than 1600 square feet (i.e. 40 feet by 40 feet) _____Not applicable as caretaker demonstrates ability to catch llama easily without a catch pen D. Truck/Trailer/Van _____Floor is well maintained such that legs cannot fall through _____No holes or rusty places that could entrap feet, legs, heads or cause injury _____Hitch weld is secure, and hitch has pin and safety chains _____Doors latch securely _____Enclosed so that llamas cannot jump out _____Tires have tread, including spare tire _____Lights, signals and brake lights work _____Adequate ventilation _____NA as transport is not provided by this adoptive/foster home E. Misc Information (Not scored) Number and type of dogs on the premises:__________________________________________________ Dogs securely separated from livestock/other animals (if non LGD)? [ ] YES [ ] NO Arrangements:___________________________________________________________ Does this adopter/foster have llamas or alpacas in residence? If YES, number of llamas:: __ Intact Males __ Geldings __ Females If YES, number of alpacas:: __ Intact Males __ Geldings __ Females Add'l info regarding llamas, alpacas or other livestock in residence: __________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Facility Problem List and Plan Please list each item rated a 3 below with specific detail, followed by how it will be addressed and the deadline for completion. ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Next review date:_______________________________________ Signature of adoptive/foster “parent”:___________________________ Date:__________ Signature of SELR volunteer mentor/peer:_______________________ Date:____________ Printer Friendly Version |
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