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Cat Adoption Application
Thank you for inquiring about one of Grove City Pet Rescue's cats or kittens. In order to promote your happiness and the happiness of your new family member, we need to gather the following information. Please remember Grove City Area Pet Rescue reserves the right to refuse any adoption.
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Name of cat you are interest in
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Name(s) of Adopter(s)
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Address
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City
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Zip Code
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Cell or Home Phone
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Email Address
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Age of Adopter(s)
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Name(s) of ALL Household Members
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Age of ALL Household Members
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Does any member of your household have an allergy to cats?
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Please check your type of residence
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House
Apartment
Condo
Mobile Home
Townhouse
Dormitory
Do you (click all that apply)
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Own
Rent
Rent to own
Live with Roomates
Live with Parents
Other:
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If you rent/rent to own please list the name and phone number for your landlord
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Would you agree to home visit if necessary?
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Yes
No
How long have you lived at your current address?
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Place of Employment
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How many hours per day will the pet be without human companionship?
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Do you currently have an application submitted to another rescue or shelter?
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Yes
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Why do you want this cat? Check all that apply
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Companion
Companion for other pet
House pet
Barn Cat
Mouser
Office Cat
Other
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Do you realize when you adopt a cat or kitten you are making a long term commitment? (Most cats that are well cared for can live 17-20 years.)
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Yes
No
Have you ever take a pet to (click all that apply)
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Shelter
Rescue
Rehomed
No
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If yes what were the circumstances?
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If you move will you take the cat with you?
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Yes
No
Under what circumstances would you get rid of your pet(s)? (Click all that apply)
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Divorce
Moving
Owner ill health
Chronic illness of pet
Expense
New baby
Pet urinating/defecating inappropriately
None of the above
Other:
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What provisions will you make for the cat should you become unable to care for it?
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Where will your pet spend most of his/her time during the day and night?
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Will the cat be spending anytime outside? If yes explain.
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Will the cat spend time in the garage?
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Yes
No
Will the cat spend time in the basement?
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Are any cats in the household declawed?
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N/A
Do you plan on declawing the cat you are adopting?
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Yes
No
Maybe
Would this be your first cat?
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Yes
No
Do you own other pets now?
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Yes
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Please list all owned pets currently living inside and outside of the home. Include name, species, age, breed.
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If you currently own a dog has it lived with cats? If not please explain.
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Do any of your animals spend time outdoors? If so please explain. If none mark "none"
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Are all current pets spayed or neutered?
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Yes
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Please list name of vet/clinic and phone number where pet(s) were spayed/neutered.
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If not spayed or neutered please explain why.
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Are all current animals current on vaccinations?
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Yes
No
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Please list name of vet/clinic and phone number where all pet(s) received last vaccinations.
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Describe how current pets get along.
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Will your pet(s) accept the new pet?
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No
Maybe
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Have you had pets in the past?
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If so please list past pets name, species, name of vet who cared for pet. If no past pets mark "none"
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Were any past pets indoor or outdoor? if so please explain
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How did relationship of past pets end?
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Are you willing to provide regular vet care for your new pet?
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If the newly adopted pet should need extensive veterinary care in the future, would you be willing and able to pay for operations, hospitalizations, medications etc?
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How much are you willing to spend on medical bills for your cat?
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Up to $100
Up to $500
Up to $1000
Up to $5000
Whatever it takes
Other:
What would you do if vet bill went over this amount?
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Name and phone number of veterinarian/clinic used over the past six years
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Name of pet(s) seen
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Full name vet records are under
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You are required to call your vet and allow them to release your information to us. Have you done this?
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If you do not currently have a vet what vet do you plan on using?
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