Pet Policy and Information

Pet Policy: We Welcome Your Pets!

We welcome pets at all of our properties! After applying, you’ll receive an email from PetScreening to complete a free profile. This is required for all applicants, even if you don’t currently have a pet or only have a service animal.

No Pets / Service Animals: No fees apply (documentation may be required).

Pet Owners: Annual account fee: $30 Monthly pet rent: $35–$55 per pet (based on screening score) One-time, non-refundable pet fee: $0–$350 per household, not per pet, based on screening score. PetScreening evaluates breed, size, immunizations, spay/neuter status, and behavior history to set fees.

Restrictions: Max 3 pets per property (small units: 1 large pet max), caged animals only count per cage. No pets with a history of biting.

Pet Qualifications:

Restrictions:

  • Maximum of 3 pets per property (small units: 1 large pet max) 

  • Caged/aquarium pets (fish, lizards, etc.) do not count toward the pet limit 

  • Pets with a history of biting will not be approved 

Tenant Responsibilities:

  • Keep pets current on vaccinations 

  • Prevent noise disturbances 

  • Clean up pet waste inside and outside the property 

A pet addendum will be added to your lease. Violations such as repeated complaints or failure to meet these standards may result in a 7-day violation notice and possible revocation of the pet agreement. 

Examples of screening score results:

  • Spayed/neutered cat or small dog (<25 lbs) $35/month, no upfront fee

  • Unneutered pit bull $50/month, $350 upfront fee

  • Medium sized, spayed/neutered dog, up to date on immunizations $40/month, $300 upfront fee

Application Process:

We understand here at Mid North that pets are a non-negotiable part of the family. And it’s our job to make sure that not only do they have a great place to live, but that they all stay safe in our communities! For that reason, we make sure to screen our pets for safety, just like any other resident.Pet screenings are a simplified way of making sure all our residents are safe and healthy!

Basically, you can think of pet screenings like a background check, but for your furry friend. 

Let’s dive into the ins and outs of pet screenings, and how you can help set your four-legged roomie up for success.

  • A pet screening gives us and your new neighbors peace of mind that your pet is a good fit for apartment living and won’t disturb neighbors or the property.

  • Bring all of the required documents to the pet screening, which often include vaccination records, a detailed pet resume, and references from past landlords or neighbors to vouch for your pet’s behavior if applicable.

  • Service animals and emotional support animals are exempt from any fees! The Pet Screening is a great way to get all the necessary info in so we can officially waive all pet fees.

  • Preparing your dog or cat for a screening is key to a smooth approval process. 

    For a successful pet screening, you’ll typically need:

    Basic Information

    You will need to outline basic details about your pet-like their name, age, breed, and weight-in addition to their behavior, training and any roles as assistance animals.

    Vaccination records

    Pets should be up-to-date on vaccinations and make sure to have a copy of your pet’s medical record for the pet screening. Some suggested common vaccinations (not all required):

    For dogs:

    • Rabies

    • DHPP (Distemper, Adenovirus/Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza)

    For cats:

    • Rabies

    • Feline Calicivirus

    • Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis

    • Panleukopenia

These are suggestions not requirements, but the more details the better for your pet screenings! The more vaccinations and details you have, the cheaper your fees can be.