| FORGOTTEN FELINES ADOPTION APPLICATION PAGE 2 AGREEMENT |
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I understand that if at any time you cannot or do not wish to keep this cat, that I MUST contact Forgotten Felines.
I understand that kittens MUST BE SPAYED/NEUTERED AT 5-6 MONTHS OF AGE or will be reclaimed by Forgotten Felines. I understand that Forgotten Felines has the right to reclaim the unspayed female and her kittens if she were allowed to have a litter. I understand that this cat must be cared for properly and not abused in any way. I understand that this cat must be provided with necessary veterinary care. I understand that if the terms of the adoption contract I am signing upon adopting a cat from Forgotten Felines are not followed, Forgotten Felines may reclaim this cat and seek restitution for all expenses incurred. I certify that the above information is accurate and complete. I authorize the release of veterinary information related to my current and past pets. I authorize my landlord to verify my ability to house a pet on his property. Forgotten Felines reserves the right to deny any application. Signature___________________________________________ Date________________ Thank you for considering adopting a cat from Forgotten Felines. We are responsible for finding the best possible home for this animal. Consequently, applications may take up to 72 hours to process. Please be patient � your new cat is well worth the wait! $100 Kitten Adoption Fee Adult Adoption Fee: depending on age This fee includes free spay/neuter (or certificate to one of our participating vets when kitten becomes 5 months of age, first distemper vaccination, first worming, testing for feline leukemia/feline aids and no fleas. If you loose the participating vet list, call us at 914-428-7969 or email [email protected]. Pertinent Information: Please KEEP YOUR ADOPTION AGREEMENT IN A SAFE PLACE with your other important records as you may need it at a later date. This kitten/cat will be stressed until it can adjust to his/her new home and he/she should be kept in a quiet and secure environment in one room with its food, water, bed, and litter during the adjustment period of at least one week. Windows should be securely screened and no access to fire escapes or balconies unless balconies are securely screened in. If your kitten or cat is allowed to escape your house within the first 3-4 weeks of adoption, it is extremely unlikely that you will find this cat again. First time cat owners should review WHEN BRINGING YOUR KITTEN HOME to see what this kitten/cat will need before bringing this pet home. The LIST OF SAFETY HAZZARDS to kittens should be reviewed also on this same page. Introducing your cat to your resident pet has to be done VERY SLOWLY to be successful. See HOW TO INTRODUCE on how to do this. Our FORGOTTEN FELINES INFORMATIONAL WEBSITE can answer many of your cat questions and or problems so be sure to take a look. Have the name and telephone number of the foster person of Forgotten Felines that you adopted this pet from in case a question or emergency arise. If you have recently adopted a kitten/cat from Forgotten Felines and believe the kitten/cat needs to see the vet for a medical problem, you must call the foster person or Forgotten Felines to find out what Forgotten Felines participating vet to bring the kitten/cat to unless it is an absolute life or death emergency situation. Have a veterinary name and telephone number on hand in case an unforeseen medical emergency arises. See list of emergency clinics. Children and cats need to be taught proper behavior toward each other. |