Pets Are Welcome at Weaver Creek!
Weaver Creek welcomes your four-legged family member(s). A part of caring for your family pet means being a "good neighbor" (courteous and respectful of others). Please take a moment to read our pet-friendly guidelines:
What size pet may reside at Weaver Creek? Twenty five (25) pounds in weight fully-grown. That's a lot of lovin'. All pets must be at least 1yr of age and housebroken.
How many pets to an apartment home? Two (2) pets. That's double the lovin'.
Who's Who of Pets? Yes, only those pet(s) identified on the signed lease addendum will occupy the premises—the Weaver Creek staff considers your pet part of our community. We request a photograph of your pet at move-in for our records.
Breeds? We hope you can understand that only breeds of a none aggressive nature are allowed (please no rottweilers, pit bull-types or a cross breed containing one or more of these breeds, etc.). Call the office for clarification if needed (417) 883-9522.
What’s the "good neighbor policy"? Taking a bag when you head outside, "Don't leave home without'em." Weaver Creek provides pet waste stations located throughout the property for your convenience or call the office to pick up some to keep "on hand".
You make the difference. "Picking up" after your pet(s) has a positive impact on your neighbors. How?
- By reducing health issues for fellow residents.
- Active fine prevention - violation costs can be up to $50 in fines.
- Courteous and respectful - Leaving home without'em (the bags) resulting in violations/fines, may lead to a request to remove your pet from the property. We don't want that.
Did you know? Springfield Law requires dogs be kept inside except when on a leash and accompanied by and under control of the resident.
Take care. As a resident, you are responsible for injuries or damage to person or property caused by your pet.
They’re worth it! Weaver Creek has a one-time pet deposit of $300 deposit and a $25 per pet per month pet rent .
Phase II is a dog free community (cats are allowed), but Phase I welcomes both dogs and cats!
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