Community Cat Bird Adoption Application
To be considered for adoption you must:

-- Be at least 21 years of age
-- Provide government issued photo ID
-- Have the consent of all adults living in the household
-- Understand that Community Cat has the right to accept or deny any application and may request a home or video visit to verify satisfactory conditions for an adopted large bird. If you have little to no experience with large birds, do not expect to adopt a large bird.
-- Have all pets in the home seen regularly by a veterinarian and current to the standard of care for their species (vaccinated, spayed/neutered, annual wellness visits)
-- Have access to an avian veterinarian within reasonable distance
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Email *
Confirm Email *
Full name (first and last) *
Address (include apartment number) *
City *
State *
Zip Code *
Phone (day) *
Phone (evening) *
Residence-check one *
Owner of residence *
Phone number and email address of owner or management company: *
Is there anyone you would like to designate as significant other, reference, or other contact? If so, please list name, address/email, and phone:
Are there any particular birds you've seen that you would like to meet? If so, what are their names? Why do you want to adopt this specific bird/type of bird? *
It is not uncommon for some birds to have a history of disliking specific ages or genders of people. Please list names, ages and genders (non-binary as appropriate) of all adults and children living in the household or who will interact with the adopted bird at least once weekly. Include their relationship to you and occupation/employer. *
Is this pet intended for a child? *
Please provide a list of all BIRDS living with you now or in the past 10 years. Include name, species, age, cage size (measured), when owned, how they were acquired and current status (example: Birdie, blue and gold macaw, cage 24"x36"x60", 1997-present, purchased online, currently living with parents and Lola, lovebird, 2002-2010, adopted from a friend, died of unknown causes) *
Please provide contact information and verification of a well bird veterinary visit within the past 12 months for all birds in the household. Please provide contact information for current veterinary care for all other animals in the household. All pets must be current to the standard of care for their species (vaccines, spay/neuter, wellness visits): *
Please provide a list of all OTHER (non-bird) pets currently or previously owned in the past FIVE years (include name, when owned, breed, whether or not spayed/neutered or declawed and current status of pet – Example: Rex, cat, 2007-2019, neutered and declawed, died from kidney disease and Lady, golden retriever, 2014-present, spayed): *
Describe in detail how you intend to house your adopted bird, including cage size (measured), areas/rooms of the home, and in relation to the people and pets in the home. (Example: Cage 20"x32"x48" with play top, in front of the bay window in the living room, door open when adults are home, bird-friendly dogs in living room, cats cannot access) *
Describe how you intend to provide for the physical and psychological health of your adopted bird. Include what sort of food you intend to feed, the social interaction and exercise you intend to provide, and the veterinarian near you who sees birds and can provide for their care. Describe how you intend to transition your newly adopted bird into your home. (Example: Zupreem pellets and daily fresh vegetables and fruits offered, regular visits to neighbors and pet friendly businesses over time. Sleeping cage 18"x24"x36" in spare bedroom at night. Avian vet Dr. Ford in Waukesha WI. Dogs not allowed in living room or spare bedroom during transition, limited visitors, no forced interactions, encourage call and reply, and consistency with daily routine during transition.) *
Describe in detail the resources and support that are available to you to and how you will manage behavioral issues as they arise during the transition into your home and over the lifetime of your adopted bird. (example: I have educated myself regarding the following training methods and bird behavior experts...) *
Describe any situations that may cause you to give up your adopted bird *
Larger birds have a long lifespan, often longer than their human caregivers. Describe any plans you have regarding who will inherit your bird (Example: My seven year old grandson is very interested in birds and I intend to teach him how to care for my parrot or My younger sister has agreed that she and her daughter will inherit and care for my cockatoo) *
How do you intend to make your home a safe place for your adopted bird? What items in your home are unsafe for birds? *
Is having a bird in the home a potential health risk for anyone in your household? Please describe. *
By placing or signing my name to this application, I certify that the information I have given here is true. I realize that any misrepresentation of facts may result in my losing the privilege of adopting an animal from Community Cat. I understand that Community Cat, Inc. has the right to deny my request to adopt an animal. I authorize verification of all statements in this application, and I also authorize my veterinarian to release any information requested by Community Cat, Inc.    Electronic Signature:                                                                     *
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