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Can be completed online: http://www.faerietales.org/adoption/adoption-form.html
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Approve Application
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Meet the Pet
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Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
You can copy and paste our adoption questions as listed below into a word document or email and send to our group for your interest in adopting any of our rescue felines.
Faerie Tales Cat Rescue
Adoption Application
Applicant Name(s) : ____________________________
Home Address: ________________________________
City/State: ___________ Zip: __________
Home phone: __________Work phone______________
Email:_______________
We appreciate your time in filling out the following information for screening purposes.
Personal Reference:________________
Phone:_________
Email:________________
Best time to reach:___________
Veterinary Reference: ________________
Phone:___________
We would like to match you with the cat/kitten of your dreams, please take a few moments to review and discuss with your family the following list of questions. We appreciate your time and thoughtfulness in your responses.
1. Name of cat you are interested in adopting:
2. If undecided, tell us about the type of cat you are looking for:
3. Reason for wanting to adopt a cat at this time?
4. Would your cat be allowed outside?
5. Do you plan on declawing your new cat? Please explain.
6. Have you ever had to:
A. Have a pet put to sleep? What were the circumstances?
B. Relinquish a pet to a shelter/Animal control? Why?
C. Returned a pet you had adopted? Why?
Sometimes despite our best efforts, precautions, and love, cats can develop medical and/or behavior problems. It is not uncommon for behavior problems to have an underlying medical cause. Such problems can occur to your cat by accident, they can be born with it, old age, or something else entirely which can involve an investment in your money, time, multiple vet visits, and patience to track the source of your cats’ behavior or medical issue.
7. What is a reasonable financial amount of money that you/your family would spend on veterinary/behavioral care for your cat per year? (i.e. $50, $150, $500, $1,000, whatever it takes) Feel free to elaborate:
8. What type of problems would you not be willing to deal with? (i.e. biting, inappropriate use of litter box, spraying, inappropriate scratching, fleas, parasites, etc.)
9. How would you and your family handle such problems if they were to occur in your new cat?
10. What type of medical/behavior problems have your previous animals had, if any?
11. How would you feel about asking FTCR for advice on these problems?
12. What type of food would your cat be allowed to eat?
13. What would you do with your cat if you were not able to care for him/her anymore?
14. Cats can live as long as 15-20 years. Please select the reasons that may cause you to give up the cat.
15. Are you employed or is an adult member of your household employed?
16. Who will be in charge of the everyday care of your new pet? (i.e. litter box cleaning, feeding, socializing, loving, etc)
17. Who will be in charge of the financial care of your new pet? (i.e. cost for litter, food, toys, veterinary care, etc)
18. What would you do with your cat if you and your family were going away from the house for more than 24 hours?
19. Do you breed or do you plan to breed?
20. How would you feel about having a member of FTCR contact you to check on how your new pet is settling in?
21. Are there any restrictions on your lease or condo, if applicable, to owning a cat?
22. How many adults and children are in the home? Please list the ages of the children.
23. Does anyone in the house have any known or suspected allergies to cats?
24. Do you currently own other pets? If so, what type?
25. Have you owned a cat before? If so, what happened to it?
26. Where will the cat spend the day/night?
27. Planning to move in the near future?
28. Will you personally guarantee/promise/commit to contact and/or bring the cat back to Faerie Tales Cat Rescue if the placement doesn’t work out for any reason?
I certify that I am 21 years old or older.
I hereby attest that the information submitted on this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
Signature:
Date:
Please note:
*Faerie Tales Cat Rescue has made every attempt to ensure the excellent health of all of the cats it places. However, sometimes nature has other plans, therefore we cannot guarantee against any unforeseen ailment.
**We operate on a very tight budget. Unless otherwise pre-arranged, adoption revenues are considered a charitable donation and are non-refundable, though we will make every attempt to ensure a good match. Please choose your pet carefully.
For faster processing, applications can be submitted via our website: http://www.faerietales.org/adoption/adoption-form.html
You can copy and paste our adoption questions as listed below into a word document or email and send to our group for your interest in adopting any of our rescue felines.
Faerie Tales Cat Rescue
Adoption Application
Applicant Name(s) : ____________________________
Home Address: ________________________________
City/State: ___________ Zip: __________
Home phone: __________Work phone______________
Email:_______________
We appreciate your time in filling out the following information for screening purposes.
Personal Reference:________________
Phone:_________
Email:________________
Best time to reach:___________
Veterinary Reference: ________________
Phone:___________
We would like to match you with the cat/kitten of your dreams, please take a few moments to review and discuss with your family the following list of questions. We appreciate your time and thoughtfulness in your responses.
1. Name of cat you are interested in adopting:
2. If undecided, tell us about the type of cat you are looking for:
3. Reason for wanting to adopt a cat at this time?
4. Would your cat be allowed outside?
5. Do you plan on declawing your new cat? Please explain.
6. Have you ever had to:
A. Have a pet put to sleep? What were the circumstances?
B. Relinquish a pet to a shelter/Animal control? Why?
C. Returned a pet you had adopted? Why?
Sometimes despite our best efforts, precautions, and love, cats can develop medical and/or behavior problems. It is not uncommon for behavior problems to have an underlying medical cause. Such problems can occur to your cat by accident, they can be born with it, old age, or something else entirely which can involve an investment in your money, time, multiple vet visits, and patience to track the source of your cats’ behavior or medical issue.
7. What is a reasonable financial amount of money that you/your family would spend on veterinary/behavioral care for your cat per year? (i.e. $50, $150, $500, $1,000, whatever it takes) Feel free to elaborate:
8. What type of problems would you not be willing to deal with? (i.e. biting, inappropriate use of litter box, spraying, inappropriate scratching, fleas, parasites, etc.)
9. How would you and your family handle such problems if they were to occur in your new cat?
10. What type of medical/behavior problems have your previous animals had, if any?
11. How would you feel about asking FTCR for advice on these problems?
12. What type of food would your cat be allowed to eat?
13. What would you do with your cat if you were not able to care for him/her anymore?
14. Cats can live as long as 15-20 years. Please select the reasons that may cause you to give up the cat.
15. Are you employed or is an adult member of your household employed?
16. Who will be in charge of the everyday care of your new pet? (i.e. litter box cleaning, feeding, socializing, loving, etc)
17. Who will be in charge of the financial care of your new pet? (i.e. cost for litter, food, toys, veterinary care, etc)
18. What would you do with your cat if you and your family were going away from the house for more than 24 hours?
19. Do you breed or do you plan to breed?
20. How would you feel about having a member of FTCR contact you to check on how your new pet is settling in?
21. Are there any restrictions on your lease or condo, if applicable, to owning a cat?
22. How many adults and children are in the home? Please list the ages of the children.
23. Does anyone in the house have any known or suspected allergies to cats?
24. Do you currently own other pets? If so, what type?
25. Have you owned a cat before? If so, what happened to it?
26. Where will the cat spend the day/night?
27. Planning to move in the near future?
28. Will you personally guarantee/promise/commit to contact and/or bring the cat back to Faerie Tales Cat Rescue if the placement doesn’t work out for any reason?
I certify that I am 21 years old or older.
I hereby attest that the information submitted on this application is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge.
Signature:
Date:
Please note:
*Faerie Tales Cat Rescue has made every attempt to ensure the excellent health of all of the cats it places. However, sometimes nature has other plans, therefore we cannot guarantee against any unforeseen ailment.
**We operate on a very tight budget. Unless otherwise pre-arranged, adoption revenues are considered a charitable donation and are non-refundable, though we will make every attempt to ensure a good match. Please choose your pet carefully.
For faster processing, applications can be submitted via our website: http://www.faerietales.org/adoption/adoption-form.html
Once upon a time there lived a group of loyal, sincere, and trustworthy women. Their collective spirits sought to come to the aid of abandoned, unwanted, abused, and lost felines. They wanted to give these beautiful, if sometimes scruffy, creatures a new beginning. They showed the kitties love to heal their broken hearts, patience to learn to trust, and healing medicine to make them well. The women knew that their quest could not stop here for there were just too many kitties to care for all on their own. What were they to do?
They thought and thought and thought some more. Until one day, the women realized what they were meant to be! Faerie Cat Mothers who could light the way for felines to find the homes they were meant to be in. Now, the women were filled with hope once again! They all passionately agreed they could continue to offer the once forgotten kitties something their hearts had always longed for. That is, a place to call home.
Faerie Tales Cat Rescue is committed to placing felines in loving adoptive homes. Our shared vision is to help kitties and their families have their dreams come true.
And they all lived Happily Ever After....
We are a small, dedicated group of animal lovers who are working hard attempting to place neglected, abused, lost and otherwise homeless kitties. Our goal is to provide to as many kitties as possible, opportunities to find a loving home to call their own. We are very concerned about the ever growing over population of kitties and are diligent in our efforts to promote the spay and neuter of felines.
We are an all breed rescue and work as a no kill group. All of our fosters are located in private foster homes as we are not a shelter. We are a very young group forming in June 2005, however all of our volunteers have years of rescue experience, countless contacts as well as a wealth of knowledge in caring for our furry four-legged companions.
We work closely with veterinary clinics who provide low cost spay/neuters as well as affordable vaccinations. All of our rescues will be fully vetted, combo tested for FIV and Felv and fecal checked prior to any adoption.
Additionally, all of our kitties will either be altered or a refundable deposit will be required to those kittens not yet able to be altered. As with all rescues, we operate on a shoestring budget and donations are always welcome. Every penny we are able to raise is applied toward helping save one of our kitties.
Additionally, we are also always in need of loving foster homes. Fostering gives these kitties the time they need to grow big enough to be adopted or time to heal. Fostering is an integral part of our success. Without foster homes we are unable to help these kitties. If you think you have a little space email or telephone us. It can be a wonderful, rewarding experience.
Once upon a time there lived a group of loyal, sincere, and trustworthy women. Their collective spirits sought to come to the aid of abandoned, unwanted, abused, and lost felines. They wanted to give these beautiful, if sometimes scruffy, creatures a new beginning. They showed the kitties love to heal their broken hearts, patience to learn to trust, and healing medicine to make them well. The women knew that their quest could not stop here for there were just too many kitties to care for all on their own. What were they to do?
They thought and thought and thought some more. Until one day, the women realized what they were meant to be! Faerie Cat Mothers who could light the way for felines to find the homes they were meant to be in. Now, the women were filled with hope once again! They all passionately agreed they could continue to offer the once forgotten kitties something their hearts had always longed for. That is, a place to call home.
Faerie Tales Cat Rescue is committed to placing felines in loving adoptive homes. Our shared vision is to help kitties and their families have their dreams come true.
And they all lived Happily Ever After....
We are a small, dedicated group of animal lovers who are working hard attempting to place neglected, abused, lost and otherwise homeless kitties. Our goal is to provide to as many kitties as possible, opportunities to find a loving home to call their own. We are very concerned about the ever growing over population of kitties and are diligent in our efforts to promote the spay and neuter of felines.
We are an all breed rescue and work as a no kill group. All of our fosters are located in private foster homes as we are not a shelter. We are a very young group forming in June 2005, however all of our volunteers have years of rescue experience, countless contacts as well as a wealth of knowledge in caring for our furry four-legged companions.
We work closely with veterinary clinics who provide low cost spay/neuters as well as affordable vaccinations. All of our rescues will be fully vetted, combo tested for FIV and Felv and fecal checked prior to any adoption.
Additionally, all of our kitties will either be altered or a refundable deposit will be required to those kittens not yet able to be altered. As with all rescues, we operate on a shoestring budget and donations are always welcome. Every penny we are able to raise is applied toward helping save one of our kitties.
Additionally, we are also always in need of loving foster homes. Fostering gives these kitties the time they need to grow big enough to be adopted or time to heal. Fostering is an integral part of our success. Without foster homes we are unable to help these kitties. If you think you have a little space email or telephone us. It can be a wonderful, rewarding experience.
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