Foster Application
Name
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First Name
Last Name
Phone Number
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Please enter a valid phone number.
Format: (000) 000-0000.
Email
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example@example.com
Address
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Street Address
Street Address Line 2
City
State / Province
Postal / Zip Code
Do you rent or own?
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Rent
Own
If you rent, are you allowed to have pets at your residence?
Yes
No
N/A
Please list the names and ages of everyone living in the home, including children:
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Please list the name, age, species, and temperament of all pets in your household:
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Have all of your cats received an FVRCP and rabies vaccine within the past 12 months?
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Yes
No
Have you ever fostered before?
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Yes
No
If yes, what rescue/organization(s) have you fostered for?
Is there a specific cat you’re interested in fostering, or would you like to be matched with a cat in need?
Please select all that you are interested in fostering.
Weaned litter of kittens 6-8 weeks
Weaned litter of kittens 8+ weeks
Pair of kittens 10+ weeks
Adult cat
Senior cat
Special needs (non-contagious)
Upper respiratory quarantine (contagious)
Nursing mother and kittens
Neonatal bottle babies 1-3 weeks
Older bottle babies 3-5 weeks
Fearful kittens needing socialization
Semi-feral adult cat
Ringworm treatment (contagious)
If applicable, please describe your bottle feeding experience:
Are you comfortable administering oral medications? (Dewormer, antibiotics)
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Yes
No
Willing to learn
Are you able to provide transportation to and from vet appointments and adoption events?
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Yes
No
Most of the time
Will you be able to provide bi-weekly photos and bios of your fosters?
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Yes
Probably not
Are you willing to allow an in-person or virtual home check?
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Yes
No
New Life Cat Rescue does NOT condone or perform the inhumane medical procedure known as declawing. Declawing consists of amputating not just the claws, but the whole phalanx (up to the joint), including bones, ligaments and tendons. Declawing is not one simple surgery, but consists of 10 painful amputations of the third phalanx to the last joint of each toe. This procedure is a painful and unnecessary mutilation of the cat that could result in chronic paw pain, infection, inability to walk properly, inability of the cat to protect itself, as well as psychological problems that could result in the cat exhibiting behavior such as urinating outside the litter box, biting, fearfulness, anti-sociability, excessive hiding, and aggressiveness.
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I understand it is against New Life Cat Rescue’s adoption contract agreement to have any cat adopted from us declawed.
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