Most states which have laws governing (and limiting) deposits consider a pet deposit to be a security deposit, intended to be used for repairing physical damage. Some states forbid any security deposit greater than one month's rent, including a 'pet deposit'. So, yes, if there is no physical damage, the deposit should be returned.
In Rhode Island, a landlord is required to return a pet deposit if the tenant has complied with the lease terms and returned the property in good condition. The pet deposit is typically considered part of the security deposit, which must be returned within 20 days after the tenant vacates the property, minus any deductions for damages beyond normal wear and tear. If the property shows no damages from the pet, the deposit should be fully refunded. Always check the specific lease agreement for additional terms related to pet deposits.
If you returned a pet corn snake to it's natural habitat - yes - it would survive.
Refundable deposits are payments made in advance to cover potential damages, loss, or non-payment of services. These deposits are returned to the customer once the terms of the agreement are met, such as returning rented items undamaged or settling outstanding fees.
A deposit is made to cover any possible damages and may be returned if there is no damage. A pet fee is non-refundable charge for having a pet.
Pet Urine deposits go through several stages, but over time, if left untreated, they will eventually bleach the carpet.
pet tracking devices are not harmful to your pets based on research. Actually, these devices have returned many pets to their owners.
Registering your pet with Petlink can help to increase the odds of a lost pet being returned. If the information of your pet's microchip is registered with Petlink, it can give the owner's information to anyone who scans it and searches the Petlink database.
If the pet store is petco or petsmart, the proper procedure for that would be to put the pet in quarantine in the wellness room, or quiet room, for a week or so, study it's habits and health, then put it back out on the floor.
The laws of pet theft in Alabama are based off of common law. If a person can prove that the pet does indeed belong to them, the pet is returned, any harm done to the pet is reimbursed, and at times the owner can file a claim for emotional damages.
Well, If your pet has a Collar on, then it'll be returned. But if theres no Collar, time to tell the kids about doggy heaven :p Shaun :D
"When someone first signs up for VPI Pet Insurance, the first 10 day are free, after those 10 days, the person could either opt out of the deal, and get their money returned, or pay about a dollar a day to protect your pet."
I'm no lawyer but... There is a general principle that all deposits demanded by a landlord must be 100% refundable. The deposits may be used for legitimate expenses, such as damage done by the pet, but if it's not refundable, it's not a deposit, it's a fee. Tenants have a right to know what repairs or cleaning are required to get their deposit back and they have a right to do that work. If they fail to do it, then charges can be subtracted from the deposit.