Adoption Application

Before Filling out Application:

Consider the fact that all of these felines are in need Lifelong Great, Loving Homes.

This Form is to help us help you find the best match for you and the Felines awaiting adoption. Prior to adoption interview please have available and understand these items.

To show current identification showing present address.
Permission from landlord or proof of ownership of on home.
Contact information for current primary Veterinarian
Minimum age 21 at time of adoption
Understand that none of our Felines will be adopted out to be declawed at any time.
Agree to provide a lifelong loving Forever Home

FULL NAME:

Year Born?

FORMER NAMES:

PHYSICAL ADDRESS:

Previous Address

MAILING ADDRESS:

CITY

ZIP CODE:

HOME PHONE

ALTERNATE PHONE:

EMAIL:

Personal References:

Contact #

home life:

1. Do you currently have any pets ? yes no How Many? If yes Please

Explain

2. If, you own Felines and/or Canines are they current on their vaccinations, and are they altered/fixed?

yes no If no, Please explain

3. Are your pets kept indoors or outside? Please Explain?

4. (check one) Do you live in Apartment House Mobile Home other?

5. (check one)Do you live in the City Country Any important Notes regarding this Please List:

6. How long have you been at current Address?

7. Do you Rent or Own your primary Residence?

8. If you rent, can you provide a Landlord’s agreement allowing pets on Premises.

9. If, you were to move what would you do with your pets?

10. Names of Other Members in Household:

1^st Name

Date of Birth:

2^nd Name

Date of Birth:

3^rd Name

Date of Birth:

4^th Name

Date of Birth:

5^th Name

Date of Birth:

11. Are any members of the House allergic to felines?

12. Do all adults in Household agree to adopt this feline?

13. Have the household adults already met Feline?

Past Pets

1. Have you ever lost a pet at a young age due to accident or illness? Please let us know what happened:

happened:

2. Have you ever given up a pet?

If yes, where did the animal end up? Please Explain Specifically:

Veterinary Care

1. How often do your pets go to Veterinarian?

2. Names and Numbers of Veterinarians used in the Last Five Years.

1^stVet:

Phone

2^ndVet:

Phone

3^rdVet:

Phone

3. Are you financially able to provide annual checkups, vaccinations and any emergency veterinary care for feline if needed?

4. Please Estimate what you believe the annual cost to care for this feline? $

Feline Activities

1. Will the cat go Outdoors?

If Yes. Describe the area and street you live?

2. If your Feline got lost what steps would you take?

3. How long will you give your new Feline to adjust to your home, environment, and family:

4. What would you do if your new feline does not get along present animal companions?

Long Term Care

1. Will you be able to arrange for proper care for your Feline when you are traveling?

Adoption Promotion

1. How did you learn about Kitty Adoptions by Alaska Krazy Kats Cat Rescue?

2. Did a special Promotion make a difference in your decision to adopt a feline?

The Important Questions:

A cat is expected to live 15 to 20 years. Are you willing to make a life time commitment to this feline?

Are you looking to adopt a specific feline now?

I understand that I am filing a Feline Adoption Application to Alaska Krazy Kats Cat Rescue and Kitty Adoptions, and certify that all the listed information is correct to the best of my knowledge.

Applicant Signature:

Printed Name

Date:

Important New Adoption Facts

Health of feline/Kitty Colds:

Ak Krazy Kats does it best to disclose any information about any feline being adopted. This is not a guarantee. Any adopter must accept that they are taking into their care a living creature. Adopters should always take your new pet to the Vet for a checkup. It is not uncommon for a feline to develop an upper respiratory infection (Kitty Cold) shortly after being adopted. Ak Krazy Kats would like to know about any issues that come up to assist the adopter in what to do. We are not a veterinary hospital, and providing extensive veterinary services is not legal.

Behavior Changes:

Behavior changes in future (litterbox, hiding, etc.) may indicate health issue. Stress can bring out Litterbox issues. Confining to a feline to one room initially is best because it keeps the feline close litterbox. It will reinforce good Litterbox habits

Unwanted behavior such as scratching furniture:

There are many types of sticky tapes that are available for furniture. Making sure sure you have adequate scratch posts and boards for felines is a must

I have read the above information, and I have a general understanding of it

Applicant Signature

Date

Before Filling out Application:

Consider the fact that all of these felines are in need Lifelong Great, Loving Homes.

This Form is to help us help you find the best match for you and the Felines awaiting adoption. Prior to adoption interview please have available and understand these items.

Personal References:

home life:

Past Pets

Veterinary Care

Feline Activities

Long Term Care

Adoption Promotion

The Important Questions:

I understand that I am filing a Feline Adoption Application to Alaska Krazy Kats Cat Rescue and Kitty Adoptions, and certify that all the listed information is correct to the best of my knowledge.

Important New Adoption Facts

Health of feline/Kitty Colds:

Behavior Changes:

Unwanted behavior such as scratching furniture:

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