Cat Adoption Application

Cat Adoption/Foster Application

In order to be considered for an adoption today, you must be at least 18 years of age, have a valid ID with current address; have your landlord’s name and telephone number (or lease); and be able and willing to spend the time and money necessary to provide training, medical treatment, and proper care for a pet. I understand that this application does not reserve this animal nor does it mean I am eligible to adopt from this agency.

Do you want toFosterAdopt

Cat Name

Where did you hear about this animal?

Applicant Information

First Name *

Last Name *

Email Address

Are you 21 or older?YesNo

Phone

Street Address

Apartment, suite, etc

City

State/Province

ZIP / Postal Code

Occupation

Household Information

Do youOwnRent

Does your lease allow pets?YesNo

Landlord name

Landlord Phone

How many people live in your household?

Ages of children under 18

Are there children under the age of 18 who visit regularly?YesNo

Ages of visiting children

Is everyone in your household in favor of adopting/fostering this pet?YesNo

Is anyone in your household allergic to cats?YesNo

Current PetsDogCat

Breed

Age

GenderMaleFemale

Fixed?YesNo

Are ALL pets currently in your home up to date on vaccinations and licensed in the county you reside in?YesNo

If you currently own cats, have they been tested for Feline AidsYesNo

and Feline LeukemiaYesNo

History

Have you ever adopted an animal from Oregon Coast Humane Society?YesNo

Have you surrendered an animal before (to a shelter/rescue/family/friends)?YesNo

If YES, why:

What is the name of your regular veterinarian?

Veterinarian Phone

Do we have your permission to contact your regular veterinarian as a reference?YesNo

Lifestyle Information

What are you looking for in a cat?Check all that applyCOMPANION FOR SELFCOMPANION FOR PETCOMPANION FOR CHILDHUNTING/MOUSER

Other

On a normal day, how many hours will your cat be alone?

Where will they be during this time?

Where will your pet sleep?

Will your cat primarily be an indoor or outdoor pet?INDOOROUTDOORBOTH

Approximately how many hours will your pet be outside?

What is the activity level in your home?LOWMEDIUMHIGH

Under what circumstances would you consider declawing a cat?

What behaviors in a cat do you find difficult to manage (i.e. scratching, meowing, litter box issues) and what will you do?

Under what circumstances would you return a pet to the shelter?

How much do you think it will cost each month to provide the necessary medical care, dietary needs, and overall welfare for this cat?

Review

If the shelter deems it necessary, do you agree to participate in a home visit prior to adoption/foster?YesNo

Have you reviewed the Oregon Coast Humane Society adoption or foster policies?YesNo

Do you verify that you have reviewed the information provided on this form and that it is correct?YesNo

Do you want/need additional information on how to introduce your cat to other pets?YesNo

Oregon Coast Humane Society wishes to place each of our pets into permanent, caring, and responsible homes. Your completion of this form does not guarantee that your application will be approved. Pets are always placed in homes that are compatible with thYesNo

I have read the above information carefully and have filled out this application honestly. *By clicking the check box I agree to the terms

I understand that omission of information and/or failure to answer all questions and sign the application can result in this application being declined. Also, if an omission or untruth is discovered after an adoption takes place, I understand that The Oregon Coast Humane Society(OCHS) reserves the right to annul the adoption and reclaim the animal. I give OCHS permission to fully investigate the information provided as well as contact veterinarians and related officials. I understand that OCHS requires all adopted cats to be spayed or neutered. I agree to provide regular health care for the cat and am prepared to provide for this cat for possibly 12 years or more. I further agree to contact OCHS if I can no longer keep this cat. In addition, I understand the adoption decision is dependent on many factors; including but not limited to, the compatibility of the family and home of the individual animal, and other applications received on this animal. I understand it is OCHS’ prerogative to decide the home that is most appropriate and that their decision is final, and therefore I will not argue with the decision.

Cat Adoption/Foster Application

Applicant Information

Household Information

History

Lifestyle Information

Review

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