Adoption Application

To be considered as an adopter, you must:

Be 21 years of age or older

Have the knowledge and consent of your landlord

Be able and willing to spend the time and money necessary to provide medical treatment and proper care of the cat or kitten

By filling out this form you are claiming to qualify as an adopter based on the above prerequisites. Do not continue if the case is otherwise.

I have read the above prerequisites and certify that I am a qualified adopter. I acknowledge that I still need to agree to the terms of Wild Blue's adoption contract (available upon request and prior to adoption).

Yes

Do you have a particular cat or kitten in mind? If so, who?

First and Last Name

Street Address:

City:

State

Zip:

Email Address

Phone Number

How long have you lived at this address?

Alternate Contact Name

Relation

Email Address

Phone Number

Are you adopting for yourself or someone else?

Is anyone in the household allergic to cats?

How many adults in the household?

How many children in the household?

What's the adopter's current occupation?

Does the job require extensive travel?

Please list any other pets, including name, breed and age:

Are you aware of the potential side effects of declawing a cat?

Declawing can have multiple devastating effects on a cat's health. You can read more about it here. Don't worry- the link will open in a new tab.

Under what circumstances would you have a cat declawed?

Have you ever sent your pet to a shelter?

What kind of pets have you had in the past?

Have you ever adopted a cat from Wild Blue Cats! (aka: WBARS)?

When? What is the status of the cat?

Have you ever had a pet euthanized?

What happened to the pets you no longer own?

What are you looking for in this kitty?

Please explain:

Are you willing to consider a special needs cat? If so, explain.

What else are you looking for in a cat?

Where will the cat live?

Do you have a preferred veterinarian?

Are you willing and able to take responsibility for this cat for the duration of its lifetime?

What's your plan for vaccinations?

Cats can live for 15-20 years; for what reasons would you anticipate having to rehome your adopted cat/kitten?

Human Check

Share6

6 Shares