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The document outlines the adoption process for cats from a rescue organization, emphasizing strict indoor-only policies, specific requirements for potential adopters, and the need for prior experience with indoor cats. It details necessary documentation, restrictions on adopting to families with young children or those planning to have children, and the importance of providing a stable home environment. Additionally, it highlights the financial responsibilities associated with cat care and adoption fees.

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Begin by filling in your personal details. Ensure all fields marked as mandatory, such as Name, Address, Postcode, Email Address, and Phone Number, are completed accurately.
Provide information about your living situation. Indicate whether you own your home and if pets are allowed. Detail the type and size of your home and which areas the cat will have access to.
Answer questions regarding your experience with cats. Specify if you've had indoor-only cats before and provide vet records for previous pets if applicable.
Address any potential concerns about children or other pets in your household. Clearly state how many hours a day the cat may be left alone and detail any visiting children.
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What are the risks of fostering cats?

Possible medical conditions may include, but are not limited to, ringworm, distemper, feline upper respiratory infection, and parasites. Any medical expenses incurred as a result of this introduction will be the responsibility of the foster parent. All cats and kittens must be kept strictly indoors.

Is fostering a cat a good idea?

3) Helps Rehabilitation: For those willing to take rehabilitation cases, fostering is wonderful for kitties going through medical recovery, resolving behavioral problems, or in need of socialization (learning how to interact with people and/or other animals, deal with stressful situations, and manage emotional and

How long does fostering a cat last?

While the shelter or rescue providing the kitty for foster will offer these essentials, you may need to contribute financially to ensure your foster cats needs are met. Veterinary Care The shelter or rescue organization placing the kitty in foster with you should cover all veterinary care and medical needs.

What does it mean to foster a kitten?

Fostering tends to last 2 to 8 weeks depending on age and health. We ask that foster parents hold onto their foster kitties until they are adopted if possible. It can be stressful for a kitty to move from home to home unnecessarily.

What is the 3-3-3 rule for cats?

Welcoming a foster feline into your home not only helps the cat develop social skills and get ready for adoption, but it also frees up precious shelter real estate to make room for a few more. And for cats with special needs, fostering can make all the difference.