The parties to this contract are :
Buyer:__________________________________________
Address:________________________________________
City, State, Zip:__________________________
hereinafter known as Buyer and
Seller: Melinda R. Castillo
Got A Puppy Owner
hereinafter known as owner
2. Transaction:_______________________________
Owner agrees let adoptee pay an adoption fee the following, hereinafter called “puppy”:
_______________________________________
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Adoptee agrees to pay $_________ to Seller in cash.
Delivery shall not occur until after Seller’s receipt of good funds. Seller shall deliver the
puppy to Buyer at the following shipping address.
__________________________________________________________
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3. Warranties and Representations:
The parties agree that Owner shall not be responsible
for damage resulting from any
treatable conditions or from hypoglycemia. Seller hereby
disclaims all warranties and
makes no warranties of any kind except the following:
a. Owner warrants that the puppy has received the following vaccinations:
We are not responsible for any vet bills created
by the adoptee
Vaccination Received:
1. _______________________
2._______________________
3.________________________
4.________________________
Wormer
1. ____________________________Date______________________
2.___________________________Date_____________________
b. Owner warrants that the puppy has received a health certificate along with one
examinations by a licensed veterinarian.
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c. Owner warrants the puppy to be free from any congenital defects.
In the event of a congenital defect, Buyer’s sole remedy shall be to return the puppy to Seller and
have Owner will replace it with the next available puppy.
A congenital defect shall be a condition that dates back to the fetal stage which
would severely impact the quality of life short of euthanasia. Adoptee
at its sole cost, must present seller with written proof of a congenital defect certified by a
veterinarian who has examined the puppy within
72 hours of Seller’s delivery of the puppy.
Your contract will be voided if there is no vet visit upon the first 24 hours or first business day.
d. If a puppy dies and the death is caused by Owner , Adoptee sole remedy shall be to offer a replacement
puppy from Owner . In order to be entitled to this remedy,
Adoptee must furnish Owner, at Adoptee's cost, with the written results of an autopsy
by a licensed veterinarian stating the cause of death.
All warranties are void if after delivery, the puppy
is not given a complete physical
examination, at Adoptee's expense, by a licensed veterinarian
within 72 hours after
delivery to buyer and the veterinarian’s written results of the examination are not
furnished to seller within 1 week after delivery. Breeding the puppy before it reaches
the age of 12 months or a weight of 4 pounds shall void all warranties.
4. Returns.
The parties agree that this contract and any disputes shall be governed only by
applicable federal law and by the laws of the State of Texas. The parties further agree
that all actions regarding this contract shall be filed in and heard by the Justice Court,
Demmit County
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Adoptee
_____________________________
Owner
Melinda R. Castillo
Got a Puppy
Tips to have a positive experience with your new puppy.
It is very important puppy goes to the vet with in 24 hours. Sometimes puppies experience stress
from being away from their litter mates. They get sad and refuse to eat. NOT eating can bring on Hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia is due to lack
of food and stress caused to the puppy. This can be avoided as long as the buyer keeps food accessible to the puppy 24 hours.
Remember these puppies are toy breeds. This a common threat that toy puppies experience when they are played with to much
or they are not allowed to eat every 3 to 4 hours. Simple $7.00 tube of nutri-cal can avoid expensive vet bills and of course
doing exactly what the breeder did in caring for the puppy. This is why I welcome questions. Questions don't cost nothing.
Vet bills do.
2. It is very important that you have your puppy access to food at all times. Upon arrival mix baby chicken food with the
dry food. Do this if you see your puppy refuses to eat. This food will be irresistible to him and he will want to eat. Make
sure as soon as he gets use to you and his new environment. He is put back on all dry food. Dry food is always best
for puppies health and growth.
3. Always no matter what get a fecal check on your first visit to the vet. 100% of the time puppies have treatable conditions
that can be helped within those 24 first hours. We do treat for all of these things but stress and being away from their litter
mate can bring out coccidia that was not present at the time of shipment.
4. As of Dec 1. 2004. Every puppy that leaves will be given albon for stress and environment change.
Please give the puppy 1/2 cc for the next 10 days. I take pride in sending healthy puppies upon shipment
and do expect the buyer to take the puppy upon arrival to the vet ASAP. Please make a vet appointment prior to puppy arriving.
5. Take time to locate a vet. You will be surprised that many vets have different fees for the same services. It took me
3 months before I found the perfect vet for me and my puppies.
She cares and loves my animals and does not charge me an arm and a leg. It took time and research, but am very satisfied
with my vet.
6. Read and read as much as you can. The net is full of tons of free information that is there for the take. I have provided
some links on my web under the page "Contact Us."
Please understand that we want you to have a positive experience with your puppy. Puppies are like humans as well who do
experience sadness and loss when taken away from their litter mates. This can be helped as long as you know what to do and
how to care for your puppy. Many web links provide endless amounts of information on how to care for a new puppy.
http://puppychow.com