Puppy Programme Volunteer Application Form

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Please note that this is not an interest form, but the official application form for those who are preparing or are prepared to foster a puppy in training, either long term or short term.

Email *

Full Name *

Mobile number *

Address *

Eircode *

Which region are you from? *

Dublin

Munster

Please tick the box below if you are happy for us to securely store relevant data you have and will provide relating to your application on our database. Your data will be accessible to staff members who will use it for organisational purposes only.

*Please note it is necessary to store these details in order to process your application and onboard you as a volunteer

Yes I agree.

Required

Are you interested in? *

Long term fostering (1 year full time commitment)

Short term fostering (Three to six months months full time commitment)

Do you meet all the acceptance criteria? *

Primary fosterer aged 18 years or older (family members under 18 are encouraged to get involved under primary fosterer's supervision)

Be located within the scheme's geographical catchment. Suitable homes within 30 minutes of the catchment area may be considered if the fosterer is prepared to travel to the nearest puppy training hub.

No children under the age of four living in the home.

Have a fully enclosed escape proof garden with minimum 5ft high physical boundary such as a fence or a wall (hedging is not acceptable)

Be able to ensure the puppy would not be left unattended for a period of longer than is age appropriate. General guidelines state that however many months old the pup is, is how long they can hold it. For example, a 4-month-old pup will need to go out every two hours. A younger pup (8 weeks) will need to go out more frequently (every 30 minutes or so).

The puppy must live indoors and be part of the family.

Pet dogs in the home must have a suitable temperament and be fully up to date with all vaccinations, worm and flea treatments.

Drive or have regular access to a car

Required

Where did you hear about Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland's Puppy Fostering Programme? *

Word of mouth or in-person

Family or friend

AADI Social Media

AADI advertisement

AADI Facebook Challenges (e.g.: 300KM in August, 75K in September)

In public or saw a flyer

I was in touch with staff (either in-person, through email, or on social media)

Volunteer Ireland website

Other:

A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.

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