What form should I use for an unauthorized pet notice in Oregon?
Most Oregon landlords use a 10-day for-cause notice under ORS 90.392 with cure language tailored to the unauthorized pet.
Oregon Pet Rules and Rental Notices
Research Oregon rules for unauthorized pets, pet-related notices, cure rights, severe pet injury situations, and related workflow questions under ORS 90.392 and ORS 90.396.
Unauthorized pets
Oregon generally treats unauthorized pets as a curable lease violation handled by a 10-day for-cause notice under ORS 90.392.
Severe pet misconduct
Severe pet misconduct (e.g., a serious bite) can support a non-curable 24-hour notice under ORS 90.396.
Service and assistance animals
Service and assistance animals are generally not 'pets' under fair housing law and have separate accommodation rules.
Common Oregon questions
Can Oregon landlords charge a pet deposit?
Yes, separate pet deposits are commonly allowed in Oregon, subject to the deposit accounting rules in ORS 90.300.
Do service animals count as pets in Oregon?
No - service and assistance animals are not pets under fair housing law and are typically exempt from pet rules and deposits.
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