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Read the below Information:
You would like to keep a pet in your rented property but your tenancy agreement does not currently allow this. You are writing to your landlord to request permission.
- • Explain what pet you would like to keep and your reasons for wanting one
- • Reassure your landlord that the pet will not damage the property or disturb neighbours
- • Ask your landlord to consider your request and offer to agree to any reasonable additional terms
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12 keywordsDear Ms. Newton, I hope you are well. I am writing to ask if you would be willing to grant permission for me to keep a small cat in the property at 22 Birch Close, as I am aware that the current tenancy agreement does not provide for this. I have been a reliable tenant for two and a half years and have always maintained the property in excellent condition. The cat I have in mind is an adult, indoor cat that has been neutered and is fully vaccinated. She is very quiet and calm by nature, and as she would be kept indoors at all times, I do not anticipate any disturbance to neighbours or any negative impact on the property. I would of course be happy to agree to any additional terms you consider reasonable, such as a small increase to the security deposit or a clause requiring professional cleaning at the end of the tenancy. I hope you will consider my request favourably and look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely, Karen Shields