Detroit City Kitty Rescue

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Address

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Are you 21 years of age or older?

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Do you own your own home?

What is your landlord's policy on pets?:

Type of Dwelling:

Are you planning on moving within the next 6-12 months?

What are your plans for the barn cat(s) if you move?

How many barn cats are you interested in adopting?

What termperment of cat(s) are you interested in adopting? Temperament cannot be guaranteed, but we will do our best to accommodate any preferences.

Any preferences besides temperament? Male/female, coloring, coat length, etc.

Tell us more about your location: What type of housing/shelter is available? Is it heated/cooled? Prepped for cat safety?

Have you in the past or present had an issue with coyotes on or near your property? If so, how was or will it be handled? Coyotes are frequently a major threat to barn cats, be it during breeding season or on a day-to-day basis.

Have you ever had barn cats? If so, do you still have them and how much vetting have they had (spay/neuter, vaccines)? If you no longer have them, please elaborate as to what happened.

If one of your barn cats becomes ill or injured, are you willing to trap them and take them to the vet?

Do you have any other pets that would possibly interact with the barn cat(s)? If so, please explain below including breed, age/sex, spay/neuter status, where they reside primarily (indoor/outdoor or both), etc. If they are dogs, are they cat friendly? Do they have a high prey drive? The cat's safety is of the upmost importance.

Are you able to provide a secure confinement area for the cat(s) to acclimate to their new home? This is mandatory for a minimum of 4 weeks, no exceptions. If so, please describe the area.

Are you willing and able to provide daily care for the barn cat(s) during their 4 week acclimation period? This includes providing fresh, clean water and food daily, and cleaning their litter box.

Are you able and willing to provide fresh, clean water and food daily to the cat(s) for the remainder of their life in your care? Cats cannot live off of the rodents that they kill. They require the same care that indoor cats are afforded.

How will the cats be cared for when you or the primary caregiver travel away from the home?

Describe any events that could prevent you from keeping these cats for their lifetime?

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