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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the cat adoption application in the editor.
- Begin by entering your full name, including first, middle, and last names, followed by your date of birth.
- Fill in your physical address, town, ZIP code, email address, and both home and cell phone numbers.
- If you have a different mailing address, provide that information as well. Include your spouse or partner's name if applicable.
- Indicate your current living arrangements by selecting from the options provided (e.g., owning a home or renting). If renting, include your landlord's name and phone number.
- List all pets you currently own or have owned in the last five years. Fill in their names, breeds/types, ages, sexes, spayed/neutered status, where they are kept, and what happened to any pets no longer owned.
- Provide the name of your current veterinarian or clinic and answer questions regarding allergies and previous shelter experiences.
- Specify what type of cat you are looking for (indoor only, indoor/outdoor) and whether you plan on declawing the cat.
- Indicate how many children are in your home along with their ages. Confirm that you are at least 21 years old and certify that all information is true before signing and dating the application.
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What is the 3-3-3 method for cats?
Be kind and polite to cats. Treat cats with the same respect as other people most people wouldnt like someone pulling parts of them, so we dont want to do this to cats. It can be really scary for cats to be picked up, so its much better to sit quietly and let them choose when they want to be close to you.
What is the process of adopting a cat?
Necessary steps will need to be handled, such as contacting references and processing your application. Rescues that require a home visit will also need to schedule and complete that process before you can bring a pet home. All in all, time can range between a couple of hours to a few days.
What is the golden rule for cats?
Black cats are some of the most difficult to adopt, despite their personalities or gender , even those with the best temperament are passed by . They are truly amazing companions and most adopters who have had black cats ?⬛ say they would never adopt a different color because they are truly extra special .
What is the 3-3-3 cat adoption rule?
The 3-3-3 rule is a roadmap for the first three days, three weeks, and three months after pet adoption. It emphasizes patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement to help pets acclimate to their new environment.
How to fill out a pet adoption application?
Giving thoughtful, truthful answers is a great approach to filling out a pet adoption application. Where Do You Live? How Many People Live In Your Home? Do You Have A Spouse Or Children? Does Everyone In Your Home Agree To Adopt A New Pet? Does Anyone In Your Home Have Allergies To Your Particular Pet?
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Why would a cat adoption application be denied?
Intends to give FeLV+ cat loose outdoor access without supervision. Has unspayed/unneutered cats at home and refuses to alter them before adopting from APA - such an adopter may not pre-adopt an in-tact cat, but may adopt a cat who is already altered. Verbally abusive to counselors/staff/volunteers.