We understand the important role pets can play in our residents’ lives, from being part of the family to supporting wellbeing and mental health.
Pets are some of the most important animals that we interact with on a daily basis and serve as excellent companions, friends and help with our health and wellbeing.
Before brining a poet into your home, it’s important to check if you need permissions and also understand your responsibilities as a pet owner.
You will need permission before getting a pet.
When you ask us for permission to keep a pet, we’ll look at things like:
This is because some tenancy and lease agreements have restrictions on the type or number of pets you can keep.
Keeping a pet without permission is not allowed under your tenancy or lease agreement. If this happens, we will talk with you to understand the situation and agree the next steps together. In some cases, this may means that the pet cannot stay in the home, which is why it’s important to check with Redwing before bringing a pet into your home.
If you’re unsure please get in touch before making any arrangements. We’ll be happy to help.
If permission is granted, you’ll be responsible for making sure your pet:
Being a considerate pet owner helps creat a positive environment for everyone living in your neighbourhood.
If your property has communal entrances, gardens or shared spaces, please make sure your pet is supervised and you clean up any mess straight away.
This helps keep shared areas safe, clean and enjoyable for everyone.
Our frequently asked questions provide you with answers to some of the most common questions around residential tenancy.
Yes. Your tenancy or lease agreement will explain the rules about keeping pets.
We may ask for details about the type of pet, its size, breed and how the pet will be cared for within your home.
If you’re unsure whether permission has been granted or recorded, please contact us and we’ll be happy to check.
If you would like to keep a pet in your home, complete our pet enquiry form below. Alternatively, you can contact us and a member of the team will be in touch to explain what information we need and whether permission can be granted.
