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Remy Kennel Club Case Study

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I ___________________the representative of the following (Individual/Kennel) _______________________WAIVE, RELEASE, AND DISCHARGE any and all liability from THE FOLLOWING ENTITIES AND/OR PERSONS: The Remy Kennel Club (RKC) and/or their employees, volunteers, representatives, and agents, instructors, the activity or event holders, activity or event sponsors, activity or event volunteers. I am aware that all RKC (Individuals/kennels) must carry their own insurance for sanctioned events and that The RKC holds no responsibility or liability for said event(s). All RKC sanctioned events are private and under the ownership of the said

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