Adopt a Cat

Name: CLOSED – January 1
Start: 2025-01-01T00:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-01-01T23:59:59-05:00
Location: SAFE Haven for Cats

Adoption Interest Survey

Adopt a Cat

Adoption Interest Survey

Complete this Interest Survey if you would like to adopt a cat.

Please note that the submission of an adoption application to SAFE Haven does not guarantee the adoption of a specific cat or kitten.

Thank you so much for your willingness to open your home to a rescued cat or kitten from SAFE Haven for Cats!

After your Adoption Interest Survey is submitted, you may also get a call from one of our adoption counselors to discuss your thoughts about your new (cat) family member.

Your Information:

Email Address(Required)

Email Confirm Email

Your Name(Required)

First Name Last Name

Your Age(Required)

18-20

21-25

26-35

36-50

51-75

76-90

Over 90

Your Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Your Phone Number(Required)

County of Residence(Required)

Household Information:

How many adults (21 or older) in your household?(Required)

3 or more

None

Do you have any children in your household?(Required)

Yes

How many children under 5 years in your household?(Required)

None

3 or more

How many children over 5 years in your household?(Required)

None

3 or more

Do you have any cats, dogs or other pets?*(Required)

I have no pets at all

I have cat(s)

I have dog(s)

I have other pets

* check all that apply

How many cats in your household?(Required)

3 or more

How many dogs in your household?(Required)

3 or more

Pets other than cats or dogs*(Required)

Snakes

Rodents

Fish

Other pets

* check all that apply

Please describe the other pet types:(Required)

Do you rent or own?(Required)

Rent / Lease

Own

Other

Please explain your "Other" choice:(Required)

Tell us about your landlord's policy regarding pets.*(Required)

There is a monthly pet fee required.

There is a limit on how many pets can be in my residence.

There are restrictions on the types of pets allowed.

I am required to show proof of insurance.

I am not sure what my landlord/property manager's policies are.

Other policies

* check all that apply

Please describe the other policies:(Required)

Current Pet Information:

Tell us about the pets you have now.*(Required)

I have pets that have not been spayed or neutered.

Most of my pets go outdoors when I am home (unleashed).

I take my pets to the veterinarian regularly.

All of my pets are up to date on their rabies vaccinations.

I sometimes leave my pets alone for more than one day.

I only allow my cats on screened porches.

Other information not listed above

* check all that apply

Please tell us more about your pets:(Required)

Past Pet Information:

Tell us about the pets you have had previously.*(Required)

I have never had any pets at all. This would be my first pet.

I have only had pets growing up, never on my own.

I have never had any cats as companion animals. This would be my first cat.

The pets I've had all died of old age (12 years or older).

The pets I've had all died of natural causes (cancer, diabetes, etc.)

I've had pets who have run away or gotten lost (and never returned).

I've had to rehome a pet (or pets) due to changes in my situation.

Other information not listed above

* check all that apply

Please tell us more about your previous pets:(Required)

Future Cat Information:

What type of cat(s) are you interested in?*(Required)

Kitten up to 6 months old

Young cat between 6 months and 4 years old

Adult cat between 4 and 7 years old

A senior cat who is 7 years or older

A special needs or medically challenged cat

Bonded pair

Short hair

Medium hair

Long hair

Pure bred

Other types / interests

* check all that apply

Please describe other types / interests:(Required)

How do you plan to keep your cat(s) from scratching furniture, people, and other household items?(Required)

What are your plans for providing your cat(s) with outdoor experiences?(Required)

Any Questions?

Let us know what questions you have...*(Required)

Introducing a new cat to resident animals

Safe outdoor experiences

Feeding regimens and recommendations

Appropriate supplies, toys, and accessories

Dangers in the home (e.g., poisonous plants, foods, and chemicals)

Declawing a cat (and maybe where to have the cat declawed)

What a "cat medical emergency" looks like

Instructing children on how to play with a cat without getting hurt

Emotional support animal information

Training a cat with clickers or walking on a leash

Litter box problems

Tim

Male - Teenager

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