First Name*

Last Name*

Email*

This should be the first step to process the application: Have you contacted the applicant to thank them for their interest in adoption, let them know we are working on their application and ask them to call their vet to release their records to the Cat Shack rescue? If the cat they applied to adopt is no longer available, this should be explained at this time and the applicant directed to search the website for other viable options to adopt.*
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If the applicant lives in a rental property, we call the landlord to confirm that: 1- Cats are permitted 2- That the landlord does not require declawing. Has the landlord confirmed that cats are permitted?*
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2. Does the landlord require that cats be declawed?*
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Did the applicant indicate that they plan to let their adopted cat spend time outside? *
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If the applicant applied for a single kitten, do they have another playful cat at home to ask as a companion for the adopted kitten? If the answer is *no*, please immediately contact the applicant to explain that the Cat Shack does not adopt single kittens as only-pets (you can forward the "kittens in pair" info sheet) and a pair of kittens should be suggested, or recommend that they consider a 1 year old or older cat if they are only interested in an only-pet.*
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Please list the vet offices response when asks if the owner's current and former pets were brought in regularly for wellness visits?*
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List vet office's response when asked if the applicants current or former cats were declawed?*
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List the vet office's response when asked if the current cats are tested negative for FelV and FIV?*
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List the Vet offices response when asked if the pets (dogs and cats) are up to date with their regular vaccines, particularly the Rabies vaccine? *Note that the use of 3-year rabies and VRCP vaccines is acceptable.*
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Did the Vet Office indicate that the applicant treats their pets when they are sick? (diagnostic tests, specialists, admit them to the vet for care, treat cats with chronic illnesses such as diabetes, etc)*

If there are questions about the vet reference, contact the application to explain the issues and ask if there are other veterinarian offices that the application has used who could fill in the gaps in the reference. Please note below of there are concerns related to the vet reference and if the applicant has been contacted.*

Is this applicant a suitable home for the cat that they applied to adopt? *
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Has the application been contacted to update them as to the status of application? *If the application is rejected, it's important to let the applicant know why, based on the requirements of the organization. that we can not adopt a cat to them as this time. *If the application is accepted, the application processing volunteer plays a vital part in facilitating the adoption by assuring that the cat's foster parents and adopter are in contact. *
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