Foreverhome Pet Rescue, Inc.

- Name of applicant
- Cat you want to adopt
- Name of other applicant(s)
- Number of adults in the home
- Number and age of children (under 18) in the home
- E-mail
- Address
  
  Street Address
  
  Street Address Line 2
  
  CityState / Province
  
  Postal / Zip CodeCountry
- Phone Number
  
  Area CodePhone Number
- Do all adults in the household agreed to adopt a new pet?
- Do you live in a:
- Do you:
- If you rent - Landlord/Agent's name
  Please put N/A if not applicable
- Landlord/Agent's Phone Number
  
  Area CodePhone Number
- Does your lease or rental agreement specify you can have a pet? Can you provide a copy?
  Please put N/A if not applicable
- Is there a deposit or monthly fee to house a pet where you live?
  Please put N/A if not applicable
- Does anyone in your household have allergies to cats?
- Is the applicant the primary owner/leaseholder/renter?
- How long have you lived at this address?
- Do you expect to move in the next few months? When/where:
- Do you travel a great deal? What do you plan to do with your cat when you do travel?
- Check all that apply. Will the cat have access to:
- This cat will be kept
- Why are you interested in adopting a new cat?
- What drew you to this particular cat?
- Check all that apply. Will this new cat be:
  
  Other
- Have you ever owned a cat before?
- Do you already have a veterinarian?
- If yes, who is your veterinarian?
  Vet name, Clinic name, City
- In what areas of the house will your new cat be allowed (be specific):
- How many hours per day will your new cat be home alone?
- Will your new cat be allowed on the furniture?
- What type of discipline will you use to correct undesirable behavior?
- If your new cat escaped from your home, what steps would you take to find him/her?
- Current Pets
  
  Pets you have in your household right now.
- Do you currently have pets in your home?
- CURRENT PET A - Name:
  EX: Fluffy
- CURRENT PET A - Species, Breed and Size:
  EX: Dog, Boxer, 30kg
- CURRENT PET A - How long have you had this pet (and when did you get this pet)?:
  EX: I've had him 10 years - from 2010 to Current
- Where did you get this pet?
- Is this pet spayed/neutered?
- CURRENT PET A - Does this pet get along with cats?
  Describe previous interactions with cats
- Do you have a second pet currently in your home?
- CURRENT PET B - Name:
  EX: Fluffy
- CURRENT PET B - Species, Breed and Size:
  EX: Dog, Boxer, 30kg
- CURRENT PET B - How long have you had this pet (and when did you get this pet)?:
  EX: I've had him 10 years - from 2010 to Current
- Where did you get this pet?
- Is this pet spayed/neutered?
- CURRENT PET B - Does this pet get along with cats?
  Describe previous interactions with cats
- Past Pets
  
  Pets you have had in the past as an adult - starting with the most recent.
- Did you have pets in the past?
- PAST PET A - Name:
  EX: Fluffy
- PAST PET A - Species, Breed and Size:
  EX: Dog, Boxer, 30kg
- PAST PET A - How long did you had this pet (and when did you have this pet)?:
  EX: I had him 6 years - from 2010 to 2016
- Where did you get this pet?
- Was this pet spayed/neutered?
- What happened to this pet?
- Did you have a second past pet?
- PAST PET B - Name:
  EX: Fluffy
- PAST PET B - Species, Breed and Size:
  EX: Dog, Boxer, 30kg
- PAST PET B - How long did you had this pet (and when did you have this pet)?:
  EX: I had him 6 years - from 2010 to 2016
- Where did you get this pet?
- Was this pet spayed/neutered?
- What happened to this pet?
- Did you have more pets in the past?
- PAST PETS - anything not mentioned above:
- Have you ever owned a declawed cat or a debarked dog?
  Yes/No - if yes, please describe
- Have you ever moved with a pet?
  Yes/No - if yes, please describe
- Have you ever owned a special needs pet?
  Yes/No - If yes, please describe
- Check all that apply. Under what conditions would you NOT KEEP your new pet?:
- What would you do with your cat if you could not keep it for the above reason(s)?
- What type and brand of food do you plan on feeding your new cat?
- Can you afford regular veterinary care for this cat - including yearly vaccinations, annual physical exams, dental care, etc. ($200 or more per year)?
- Can you afford serious injury or illness costs ($1000 or more)?
- You are making a major commitment when you adopt any pet. Please remember that cats can potentially live for over 20 or more years, they can get sick and require expensive medical treatment during the course of their life. They need affection, attention and understanding. You may have to adjust your lifestyle to accommodate a new pet. IF YOU ARE READY TO MAKE THIS COMMITMENT, PLEASE SIGN YOUR NAME BELOW:
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Current Pets

Past Pets