
Living in a PetScreening community means a safer, more transparent place for everyone. With clear policies and responsible ownership, residents enjoy cleaner spaces, fewer issues, and a more respectful community for both people and pets.
A simple, no-cost profile confirming you don’t have pets helps keep community records accurate.
You’ll create a profile with details about your pet, including things like vaccinations and basic information.
You’ll provide information specific to Service or Emotional Support Animal so your property can properly accommodate your needs.

Get FREE access to a network designed to help reunite lost pets with their owners, so you’re never without support if your pet goes missing.


Get access to perks, local pet-friendly recommendations, and helpful tools designed to make everyday pet care simpler and more convenient.

Your PetScreening profile is a 12-month shareable pet ID that securely stores your pet’s records and moves with you wherever you go. Share with landlords, groomers, sitters, vets, doggie daycares & more.

We partner with a number of well-known pet brands to bring you deals that make life easier. Savings of up to $400 on trusted products and services. Login to your Pet Profile to learn more.


Get tailored tips, local pet-friendly places to explore, and expert guidance based on your pet’s breed and where you live, so you can make confident, everyday decisions.
This helps your property create a fair and consistent experience for everyone by ensuring that pet and animal policies are clearly understood and applied equally. It also helps keep the community safe by verifying important information like vaccination status, behavior, and documentation.
There is an annual fee for household pet profiles, which helps cover the cost of securely processing and managing your pet’s information, such as vaccination records, behavioral history, and risk-related details.
There is no charge for assistance animal profiles or no-pet profiles.
Resident discounts and savings can be found when logged into the PetScreening application. Navigate to Resident Benefits on the top navigation to find the latest offers.
Yes. Even if you don’t have a pet or animal, you’re still required to complete a no-pet profile. This helps confirm your household’s pet status and ensures you’re aware of and agree to community policies, such as rules around pet visitors, so they can be applied consistently to all residents.
The no-pet profile is quick to complete and completely free.
Household pet profiles and no pet/animal profiles can be updated while in Draft or Active status at any time within your PetScreening account by selecting the profile, clicking Edit, and clicking the pencil icon next to the section of the profile that you want to update. Changes cannot be made to an assistance animal profile during the review process unless additional information is requested by our Assistance Animal Review Team. Changes can be made once the profile is returned to you.
All profiles expire after one year from the activation date. To renew a profile, click the “Renew Now” button at the top right of the profile. Follow the prompts to update applicable animal details, contact information, and vaccinations. Complete the affirmation questionnaire and proceed to payment (household pet profiles only) or submit your profile (assistance animal profiles and no pet/animal profiles). Please click here for more information on Renewal Terms. You will never be charged to renew assistance animal profiles or no pet/animal profiles.
Your information is primarily used to create and manage your profile, support your property’s pet and animal policies, and provide related services. In some cases, limited data may be shared with trusted service providers (such as payment processors or technology partners) or used for things like analytics and advertising, as outlined in our Privacy Policy.
You also have rights under applicable privacy laws to access, delete, or opt out of certain types of data sharing at any time. To learn more or submit a request, click here.
PetScreening conducts a thorough legal review in accordance with Fair Housing Act (FHAct) and HUD guidelines. Our role is to provide a recommendation; the community retains full authority to approve or deny requests.
When an animal owner submits an accommodation request for housing, the request goes through this fair and consistent review process. Under the FHAct a housing provider can request reliable and credible documentation that confirms an individual is disabled and has a disability-related need for each animal. A letter from a medical doctor, social worker, or mental health professional are acceptable sources of documentation. During the review, our Assistance Animal Review Team may contact the healthcare provider to confirm that a document is reliable and authentic. PetScreening never requires disclosure of a specific diagnosis. Learn More