Get CA Cat Adoption Questionnaire - Sonoma County 2013-2024

When choosing a cat, pick one that is active, inquisitive, and seeks affection and attention from people. Sometimes cats are uncomfortable in noisy or unfamiliar environments, so keep that in mind during your evaluation. An adult cat should allow handling and petting without hissing or scratching.

IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED FOR AN ADOPTION YOU MUST: BE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OF AGE. HAVE A CURRENT FORM OF GOVERNMENT ISSUED ID SHOWING YOUR NAME & PRESENT ADDRESS. BE WILLING AND ABLE TO PROVIDE LOVING ATTENTION, MEDICAL CARE AND LIFETIME STABILITY FOR A CAT. PAY AN ADOPTION FEE.

7 Questions When Adopting a Cat Is the Cat Litter Trained? ... What is the Cat's Temperament? ... Does the Cat Get Along with Other Animals? ... Why Was the Cat Surrendered? ... What Information Does the Rescue have About the Cat's Background? ... Is the Cat in Good Health? ... Has the Cat Been Vaccinated? ... Final Thoughts.

To help you with this new addition to your household, we've put together a list of tips for adopting a mature cat. Introduce your new senior to existing pets slowly. ... Bring your new senior resident to the vet twice a year. ... Choose a senior diet. ... Provide more water. ... Add a comfy cat bed or two to your shopping list.

Be honest in your answers and don't lie about anything that you're asked. It's tempting to write down what you think the rescue wants to hear, but this could lead to you matching with a cat or dog who won't fit well in your home environment.