Clone of Dog Adoption Application

Operation Resilience Rescue Resources (ORRR) is a veteran-founded, female-led animal rescue support organization based in Blair County, Pennsylvania, dedicated to strengthening shelters, rescues, fosters, and communities while helping animals find safe, loving outcomes.

ORRR was created in response to the growing animal welfare crisis and the urgent shortage of available foster homes, volunteers, resources, and safe placement options. We provide temporary foster capacity and daily care for animals coming from overwhelmed shelters and rescue organizations, helping give them a safe place to decompress, receive care, and prepare for their next step.

In addition to foster support, ORRR works to support TNR, spay/neuter, vaccinations, veterinary care, transportation, community cats, and other prevention and resource programs that help keep animals out of overcrowded shelters and strengthen the organizations already working on the front lines.

Our goal is to create a sustainable network where shelters and rescues have somewhere to turn when their own foster capacity is full. We believe that every safe foster space matters—from a dedicated facility to a spare bedroom, bathroom, basement, or garage—and that providing an animal with a safe place can change its entire outcome.

Operation Resilience Rescue Resources (ORRR)
Strengthening Rescues. Securing Forever Homes.

This questionnaire is designed to help ORRR and yourself determine if a specific cat is the right one for you and your household. All adopting parties are required to complete this form prior to adoption. ORRR reserves the right to deny any adoption based on answers to this questionnaire and/or interviews prior to adoptions.

Name of the cat you are interested in:

Your age:

Street Address:

City, State, Zip

Home Phone:

Area CodePhone Number

Work Phone:

Area CodePhone Number

Cell Phone:

Area CodePhone Number

E-mail:

Employer:

Character reference and phone number:

Are all members of your household in agreement with this adoption?

Who will be the pet's primary caregiver?

Do you live in a

Do you own or rent?

If rent, provide name and phone number of landlord:

Does your landlord allow cats?

How many adults are in your household?

How many children are in your household?

If children, what are their ages?

Have your children been around animals before?

Does anyone in your home have allergies to cats or have asthma?

List any pets you own or have owned in the past five years, and their ages

How many of these pets are spayed/neutered?

Where are these animals now?

Have you adopted from an animal welfare group before?

If yes, what group?

Have you ever given up a pet?

If yes, what were the circumstances?

Please provide the name and phone number of your current and/or previous veterinarian or clinic:

Have you ever litter box trained a cat or kitten before?

If the cat has an "accident" in your home, what type of correction do you plan to use?

How many hours each day will your new pet be home alone?

Where will your new pet sleep at night?

Will your cat be allowed outdoors?

Please describe enrichment activities you will provide your new pet with.

Are you willing to work through your new pet's issues, if any?

Are you aware that a new environment is stressful for your pet, and they may exhibit uncharacteristic behavior?

Do you understand that a cat can be an 20 year commitment, and can cost $300 - $500 per year or more in care?

What circumstances would lead you to give up your new cat?

If you had to give up your cat, what would you do with him/her?

How did you find out about ORRR?

Other

I understand that I assume full responsibility for the welfare of this pet from the date of adoption.

Operation Resilience Rescue Resources Dog Adoption Application

Applicant Information

Household Information

Current/Previous Pet Information

New Pet Information