Pet Addendum - Oregon

threatening, and/or violent behavior. At all times, said animal must be, and remain properly licensed, and have all shots, as set forth in any applicable law(s).

Control / Local and state laws: Whenever the animal is outside Resident's dwelling unit, it must be kept under Resident's control. However, Resident shall not tie

or chain the animal to any portion of the exterior of the building. Residents/ pet owners shall comply with any and all federal, state or local laws regarding pet

ownership (e.g., licensing requirements, leash laws, scoop laws, etc.).

Waste: Resident shall not allow the animal to deposit waste or excrement anywhere on the premises and/or common areas. In the event this occurs by accident,

Resident shall properly and quickly dispose of any such waste or excrement. Resident shall properly and quickly dispose of any waste that is inside the premises

and that accumulates in any tray, box, pan, or related depositories.

Noise/Disturbances/Threatening Conduct: Any nuisance, disturbance, excessive noise, threatening conduct, and/or injury, that may disturb or injure other

Residents, guests, management, or other animals on or near the property, shall constitute a violation of both this Agreement and the parties' Rental Agreement.

No animal with a history of threatening, aggressive, injurious, and/or violent behavior will be allowed. In making a decision on whether to approve a Resident's

request to keep a dog, management will take into account the dog's temperament. Dog breeds considered to be dangerous, including but not limited to Pit Bulls,

Rottweilers, German Shepherds, Mastiffs, Boxers, Great Danes, Dobermans and Akitas, are strictly prohibited.

Notification to Landlord: In the event the animal injures any person or animal, and/or damages any property, Resident shall immediately notify Landlord of said

Damage/Injuries: Resident shall be solely responsible for, and shall pay for, any and all damages or injuries caused by the animal. Resident, Resident's guests and

invitees shall defend, hold harmless, and indemnify Landlord, Owner and their agents, from and against any claims, actions, suits or demands, and shall pay for all

legal fees, costs and disbursements incurred in conjunction with the investigation, response to, and/or defense thereof, which arise and/or relate in any manner

to any damage and/or injury caused by the animal, whether said animal is owned, kept, housed, and/or maintained by Resident, Resident's guest's and/or

Incorporation: This agreement is incorporated into, and shall become part of, the parties' Rental Agreement. Failure to comply with the terms of either

agreement shall allow Landlord to revoke permission to keep the animal and/or to terminate Resident’s tenancy.

Insurance: Before the pet is allowed to reside in the unit, Resident shall provide to Landlord proof that Resident has procured, and currently maintains, liability

insurance, with no less than $100,000 liability, to cover any damage or injury caused by the pet. To the extent possible, Landlord, it's owners and agents shall be

named as additional insured. Resident shall hereafter provide proof and verification of continued coverage (a) any time a declaration page is reissued, and/or (b)

within Pet Addendum ten calendar days following any request from Landlord for the same. The company or agent shall be instructed to notify the Landlord

directly of any lapse of insurance if that is possible.

This agreement is incorporated into and shall become part of the Rental/Lease Agreement executed between the parties.