Owner contact
Make follow-up easy.
Capture reliable contact and service-area information for review and follow-up.
- Name, phone, email, and ZIP code.
- Language and contact preference.
- Suitable follow-up times.
Describe your shelter, clinic, and intake process. Makeform creates an online form for owner contacts, pet history, eligibility, and preferred dates.
Send requests to Google Sheets, Slack, and Zapier.
Sample prompts for the builder
Choose a prompt, adapt it, or send it to the Makeform builder. The structure is an example, not a live result.
Audience
Local pet owners requesting subsidized services
Format
Eligibility request with one pet per submission
Prompt size
312 chars
Example form structure
Eligibility request with one pet per submission
Owner contact and home address
Pet species, sex, age, and weight
Program eligibility details
Current health concerns
May our team contact you?
Suggested routing tags
New requests
Needs review
Ready to contact
Use separate fields for species, sex, age, weight, and current concerns so staff can scan requests.
Step 1
Request
owner, pet, eligibility, and preferences
Step 2
Review
staff checks program and intake details
Step 3
Contact
team asks follow-ups or offers a date
Step 4
Schedule
confirmed owners receive clinic instructions
Why use a request form
Gather consistent details while making clear that staff review is required before confirmation.
Separate pet and history fields give reviewers a consistent record.
Use conditional paths for species, applicant type, and additional pets.
Confirm receipt, pending-review status, and your follow-up process.
Adapt to your program
Choose a workflow, then add your eligibility, location, and scheduling rules.
Screen service area and program eligibility before staff spend time arranging an appointment.
Collect several preferred windows while clearly separating a request from a confirmed booking.
Route applicants by event date, location, pet type, and available capacity.
Capture rescue, foster, animal ID, voucher, records, and coordinator details in one submission.
Build your intake
Describe reviewer needs, check the questions, and publish one link.
Name eligible animals, service boundaries, locations, and required intake details.
Require essential fields and add species-specific or repeatable pet sections.
Add request status, follow-up steps, contacts, and clinic-provided instructions.
Notify the right inbox and route structured requests by species or location.
Request form options
Compare how each method captures fields, status, and follow-up context.
Field guide
Use these six sections as an intake outline, then add your clinic's own wording.
Owner contact
Capture reliable contact and service-area information for review and follow-up.
Pet profile
Keep animal identification separate from health history for faster review.
History for review
Use structured choices plus an open note for context requested by your team.
Program fit
Explain your requirements neutrally and request only information reviewers check.
Scheduling preferences
Offer current locations and windows, labeling each choice as a preference.
Expectations and follow-up
State what submission means, who reviews it, and how staff will follow up.
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Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for shelters, rescue groups, and low-cost clinics building an online intake process.
It is an intake form for asking a shelter or clinic about spay or neuter services. It gathers owner, pet, eligibility, history, and scheduling details for review; submission is not a confirmed appointment.
Include owner contacts; pet identity, age, and weight; vaccination and relevant history; concerns or medications; eligibility; preferred locations or windows; and follow-up permission.
Yes. Ask how many pets are included and repeat the pet section. Alternatively, require one submission per pet and explain that instruction clearly.
Label choices as preferences, show a pending-review notice, and repeat it in the confirmation. Reserve appointment language for confirmed scheduling.
Yes. Conditional logic can reveal species-specific weight ranges, program options, or follow-ups. You can also branch by applicant, location, voucher, or pet count.
Yes. Add a file upload for requested records. Explain useful file types and whether staff can review a request without an upload.
Yes. Makeform is unlimited free for generating, editing, publishing, and receiving responses. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge; it is not required to keep using the form or collect more requests.
Requests appear in your Makeform inbox. Connect Google Sheets, Slack, or Zapier for a shared workflow, and send owners your configured confirmation.
Turn service inquiries into an organized intake queue.