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Cat Adoption Application
@DHStexas
2018-10-01T14:19:36-05:00
CAT ADOPTION QUESTIONNAIRE
EACH AND EVERY QUESTION AND BOX MUST BE CHECKED OR COMPLETED (EVEN IF NOT APPLICABLE) FOR YOUR APPLICATION TO BE PROCESSED. THANK YOU.
Tell us a little about yourself:
Personal Information
Which pet you are interested in?*
First Name*
Last Name*
Email*
Home Phone*
Work Phone
Your Address*
Your Address 2
City*
State*
Zip*
How many adults are in your home?
How many children?
Children Ages:
Please list any step-children, grandchildren and others, including their ages, that visit on a regular basis such as weekends or vacations.
Do you live in a
House
Town Home/Condo
Duplex
Mobile Home
Apartment
Other
If you rent, do you have your landlord's permission to have a cat/dog?
Yes
No
Landlord's Name
Phone
Do all family members want a cat?
Yes
No
Is anyone in the household allergic to cats?
Yes
No
Who will be primarily responsible for the cat’s care?
Who will be financially responsible for the cat?
Motivation and History
Is this your first experience with a pet?
Yes
No
What pets currently live in your household? (name/type/age/spayed or neutered/kept where)
What other pets have you owned in the last 5 years? Where are they now? (name/type/age/spayed or neutered/kept where)
Why do you want a pet?
How long have you considered this decision?
Pet Living Conditions
Do you object to a home visit prior to your adoption?
Yes
No
Do you object to follow up visits?
Yes
No
Are you familiar with licensing laws in your community?
Yes
No
How many hours a day will this pet be left with no one at home?
Will this pet spend most of its time inside or outside?
If outside, how many hours a day?
Where will this pet be kept if you go on vacation or leave home for an extended period of time?
If this pet were lost, what would you do?
Pets that are well cared for often live 10-15 years or more. Are you prepared to accept responsibility for this cat for the rest of his/her lifetime?
Yes
No
How long would the cat be alone each day?
Where will the cat be kept during the day?
Where will the cat sleep at night?
Have you previously housetrained a cat?
Yes
No
All pets in my household are spayed/neutered and current on all vaccinations and dogs are on heart-worm preventative medicine. (If you do not have dogs currently, are you familiar with heartworm disease and how it is prevented?)
Yes
No
Where are current pets kept?
Have you owned any other pets within the past 10 years other than those listed above? If yes, please list name, breed, and sex of each and explain what happened to them and the circumstances. (i.e. died from _________, gave away because ___________, etc.)
Where did you get your past and current pets?
How would you transport this cat if you took him/her places with you?
What is a reasonable amount of time to allow a new cat to adjust to your home?
What do you consider a valid reason for giving up a cat? (NOTE: DHS must always be contacted in the event that a cat adopted from us needs to be rehomed.)
What will you do if the cat claws at your furniture?
What type of food will you feed this pet?
What veterinarian do you use? (Please provide a phone number where your veterinarian can be reached.)
Will you be willing to keep this pet's annual vaccinations current?
Yes
No
Who will give the vaccinations?
If this pet requires surgery or special care, what do you think you would do?
Please add anything else you would like and feel free to ask any questions!
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