Kitten Application8-Experienced-Own

KITTEN Application

Before filling out this lengthy application:

For potential adopters who have owned pets before or who currently have pets you will have to provide your vet's information and they will have to indicate that the care of your pet has been consistent (your pets have had yearly checkups and all necessary vaccines) and your pets have been fixed unless there was a good medical reason for not fixing the animal.

Thank you for your interest in our kittens. We are always inundated with applications for kittens (especially when they are first posted) and responding back to all who apply is not in the cards. Thus, you may only be contacted if you have been approved to adopt a kitten(s). As we are an all volunteer organization, applications will be processed as soon as the volunteer is able. Thank you for your understanding.

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Name *

First

Last

Email (Type it very carefully!) *

Phone Number(s) *

Address *

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City

State

Zip Code

Country

Which pet are you interested in adopting? Write "Undecided" if you aren't sure yet. *

Please provide names and telephone numbers of all vets used in the past. *

Are there children at home? If yes, how many and what are their ages? *

What are the age ranges and number of adults in the home? *

Are there pets in your residence now? *

If yes, please list the names of your current animals, type (cat, dog, etc) & their ages. *

If there is currently a dog in the household, what breed? Has it had any obedience training? *

What happened to pets you have had in the past? Please list their names. *

Have you ever had to give up a pet? If so, please tell us about that. *

What circumstances might cause you to find a new home for your pet (example: moving, aggression, behaviour, new baby, etc...) *

Who will be assuming the main responsibility for this pet? *

What is your work schedule? *

How much company will the pet have during the day? *

What activity level do you prefer? *

One that is very active and enjoys play time. One that is easy going and not very active.

How much time are you willing to spend to get the cat acclimated to your home, family and animals? *

Do you require a cat that likes being picked up? *

Do you want a declawed cat? *

Would you consider this pet to be an inside pet, outside, or both? *

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