Pet Resume Template for Renters

A one-page pet resume reassures a landlord that your pet is a responsible, low-risk tenant. Fill this in, print it, and hand it over with your rental application. Keep it current as vaccinations renew.

About your pet

• Pet's name
• Species (dog / cat / other)
• Breed
• Age
• Weight
• Color / markings
• Spayed or neutered (yes / no)
• Microchip number

Health

• Vaccinations up to date (yes / no)
• Veterinarian name and phone
• Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention (yes / no)
• Notes (allergies, conditions)

Behavior and training

• House-trained (yes / no)
• Crate-trained (yes / no)
• Comfortable alone for
• Temperament (calm, friendly, etc.)
• Training or classes completed

References

• Previous landlord (name and phone)
• Veterinarian reference (name and phone)
• Trainer or other reference (optional)

Owner

• Owner name
• Phone
• Email
• Renters insurance with pet liability (yes / no)

Tip: attach a recent, clear photo of your pet, and offer an in-person introduction. A calm, friendly meeting reassures a leasing office more than any form.

Assistance animals (service animals and emotional support animals) are not pets under the federal Fair Housing Act, so different rules apply. Confirm current requirements for your situation.