Adoption Application – Cats Adoption Application - CATS Name* First Last Email* Address* Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Phone*General InformationWho are you adopting this cat for?* Have you had cats before? If yes, what happened to them?*Have you ever surrendered a pet? If yes, please explain the reason why.*Your FamilyWho will have primary responsibility for the cat?* Number of adults in home (18+):*Number of children at home (Under the age of 17)*Any visiting children?* Yes No Does anyone in your household have allergies to cats?* Yes No How would you describe your home environment?* Loud Lots of visitors Quiet with Occasional Guests Your HomeWhat type of home do you live in?*HouseFarm/AcreageTownhouseCondoApartmentDuplexOtherIf "other", please explain Do you:* Own Rent Live with parents If Renting: Please indicate landlord contact information.Where will your cat live?* Inside our home Outside Barn/shop Indoor/Outdoor Please list any pets you currently have (Please include Name, Breed, Age, Altered, Sex, UTD on Vaccines)*What vet clinic will you be using?* If there is a specific cat/litter you are applying for, please write the name here: Tell us what you are looking for (select all that apply)* Kitten Adult Senior No preference on age Male Female No preference on sex Short coat Long coat No preference on length of coat Please rate the importance of each questionI would like my cat to be friendly with other cats* Very Important Somewhat Important Not Important Be friendly with dogs* Very Important Somewhat Important Not Important Be friendly with children* Very Important Somewhat Important Not Important Be playful* Very Important Somewhat Important Not Important Enjoy being groomed/petted/held* Very Important Somewhat Important Not Important Be playful* Very Important Somewhat Important Not Important Be calm/quiet/independent* Very Important Somewhat Important Not Important Are all members of your family agreeable to adopting a cat?* Yes No Under what circumstances would you surrender your cat back?* Behavior issues Moving Medical reasons with the cat Medical reasons with myself Too costly New baby Not enough time I would never surrender my cat back Other If "other", please explainHave you, or any members of your household ever been convicted of neglect or animal cruelty?* Yes No Is there any additional information you wish to provide us with?Terms & ConditionsPlease read the following terms & conditions of adoption carefully. Purrbabies Furever Homes will hereinafter be referred to as “PFH”. Adoption Fees: - The adoption fee is set at $200 for cats older than 6 months and $250 for kittens 6 months and under.- Treatments or procedures deemed necessary for the health of the cat while in the care of PFH. - Microchip - Vaccines UTD - Dewormer- Spay/Neuter: **Cats of age will be spayed/neutered prior to adoption** Kittens will be spayed/neutered free of charge by Veterinary Medical Center of Eastern Alberta once they reach at least 6 months of age. This will be scheduled by PFH. If you choose to schedule this surgery using a different vet clinic, $50 will be paid by PFH towards the spay/neuter bill. NOT included with the adoption fee: • City Licence • Rabies vaccination – this vaccine can’t be given until a kitten is 16 weeks or older and must be administered by a veterinarian. • Vaccination boosters – Cats adopted from Purrbabies can come back to us for their next vaccines for a charge of $25.00 per vaccine; or you can have them done at your veterinarian at full price. This service is only available to Purrbabies cats • Annual heartworm prevention • Costs for treatments/procedures for conditions that are found while in the adopter’s care* I agree to these terms & conditions If your application is approved, we will hold the cat of your choice with a $100.00 nonrefundable deposit. This deposit will be deducted from your adoption fee. If you experience difficulties with a cat you adopt through PFH, we ask that you contact us. We will do our best to help you resolve problems and can direct you towards helpful resources. Often it will take a cat some time to settle into a new home and we will work with you through any problems and concerns you may have.If you are unable to keep the cat you have adopted through PFH, we ask that you contact us first. If for any reason you need to return your cat to us, your cat will be placed into the first appropriate foster home to become available. Once an appropriate foster home becomes available, we will contact you and make arrangements for the cat to be dropped off. Once adopted, PFH cats may not be re-homed by the adopters or surrendered to any other pound, rescue or animal facility. If the cat has been placed without consent from PFH, the rescue reserves the right to repossess the cat. All cats adopted through PFH are adopted with full disclosure of any known health conditions. Any vet costs incurred over and above those included in the adoption fee, after the adoption, are the full responsibility of the adopters except in extenuating circumstances. The life experiences of adult cats can affect their behavior, even after adopted into a good home. PFH typically does not know the life experiences of adult cats. It often takes cats several days to settle into a new environment. Adopters need to be patient with new cats and give them time to transition. PFH reserves the right to repossess a cat at any time if we believe the cat is being mistreated, kept outside in harsh weather conditions or for extended periods of time, the adopter refuses to comply with Adoption Contract policies, or if a cat is not being cared for as per the Animal Protection Act of Alberta -http://www.qp.alberta.ca/documents/acts/a41.pdf FALSIFIED INFORMATION WILL LEAD TO AUTOMATIC REJECTION OF THE APPLICATION. PURRBABIES FUREVER HOMES RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY APPLICATION. “I understand that Purrbabies Furever Homes is not able to guarantee the health, history, age, breed, or behavior of any cat and it’s my responsibility to see and evaluate the cat for myself before agreeing to adoption. The adoption of a cat should not be impulsive, but rather a carefully thought out decision which will ensure a loving, lasting relationship.”* I agree to these terms & conditions Please type your full name to acknowledge you have completed this application to the best of your ability* CAPTCHA
