Cat Adoption Application | In The Nest

Cat Adoption Application

Adopting a cat is a big responsibility and should be considered very seriously. Please make sure you consider all aspects of your life (financial situation, time, space, traveling, etc.) before making a decision.

To ensure that the cat you want to adopt is best suited to you, your home and your life style, and is placed in an environment suitable to his/her needs please provide the following information.

We reserve the right to refuse adoption to anyone for any reason. The questionnaire becomes part of our adoption contract.

In order to be considered as an adopter you must be 18 years of age or older.

Cat Adoption Application

Adopting a companion animal is a big responsibility and should be carefully considered. Please make sure you take into account all aspects of your life before making a decision (financial status, time to devote to the animal, space, travel schedule, etc.).

Name of cat(s) applied for:*
Name*
First Last
Age
Occupation
Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Home Phone
Cell Phone
Please describe your work schedule
If not employed, how will you support this cat?
Why do you want to adopt a cat?
Why did you choose this particular cat?
Type of Housing*
Do you rent or own?*
If you rent, please tell us your landlord's name/agency
Landlord's Phone
How long have you lived at your current address?
Number of adults in household and their ages
Number of children and their ages
Does anyone in your household have allergies?
If yes, what kind?
How many pets are currently in your household? What kind? What age?
Where did you get your current pets?
If you currently have cats, are they altered and tested for FeLV/FIV?
If not, please explain
Are your current cats kept indoor, outdoor, or both?
Are your current cats declawed? If yes, why?
Are you planning on declawing your new cat?
Are you familiar with declawing procedures?
If none, have you owned any pets in the last five years? What kind?
What happened to them?
Who will be your veterinarian? (name, clinic, phone number)
Where will the new cat be kept?
When on an extended trip, who will take care of your cat(s)?
Are you aware that cats can develop behavior problems such as litter box issues, marking due to dominance behavior or jealousy, shedding due to stress?
What would you do should such issues arise?
Have you ever relinquished an animal to a shelter, rescue, veterinarian?
Are you aware that cats can get heartworm?
Are you okay with home visits to ensure that both you and your new cat(s) are suited for each other?
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