A pet lease addendum that protects landlord and tenant.
Adding a pet to a rental works best in writing. This addendum sets out the approved pet, deposits and fees, rules, and responsibility — clipped right onto the lease.
Download the addendum →Or call (313) 474-8203 Fillable PDF · free to download and useWhy use an addendum
A verbal “sure, a dog is fine” is almost impossible to enforce later.
A written pet addendum documents exactly which pet is approved, what the tenant is paying, and the rules both sides agree to — from waste cleanup to noise to who’s responsible if the dog causes damage or injury. It protects the landlord’s property and gives the tenant a clear, fair set of expectations.
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Get a free case review →Or call (313) 474-8203This is a general template, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Landlord-tenant rules vary — review and adapt it for your situation before relying on it.
