Cat Adoption Questionnaire

Cat Adoption Questionnaire

IMPORTANT: This is a pre-adoption enquiry questionnaire and does not guarantee you an adoption nor a reservation of the animal you are interested in. It should be completed by the main carer, who must be over 18 years old. At the bottom of this form, we ask you to upload photos, so please have these ready to attach, before you continue.

Please only apply for animals that are shown on the website. We do not operate a waiting list. If you're applying for kittens, please write 'kitten'. Thank you.
IMPORTANT: Please only complete this form if you can take the pet home within 2 weeks of submitting this application. This is not the date for an appointment.

About You

Please enter your email address carefully as we use this to communicate with you.
Confirm your Email by entering it again here
Please enter your phone number correctly to ensure we can make contact.
Acceptable forms of ID include; driving licence, passport or utility bill dated within the past 2 months. Only one of these is required but must bear the name and address of the adopter (i.e. where the animal will be living). Your ID need only be shown to an OAS official but will NOT be copied or kept on any of our systems.
Free Pet Insurance Offer *
Please note that this does cover starts one week after the adoption date.

About Your Home

If you rent, please send us landlord's permission stating that you are allowed pets at the property to laura@oascharity.org.uk

Your Home Environment

Please state all adults and children and the children's ages
Please state all child visit frequencies and the children's ages
Please state morning, afternoon and how often they are left alone. Help us understand your schedule.
Do you own other cats?
Do you have a cat flap?

Your Animal Preferences

Tick all that apply
Tick all that apply
Tick all that apply
Tick all that apply
This is a very important agreement. On adoption of a kitten, you will be provided with a neutering certificate, so must ensure this is done or we have the authority to reclaim the pet.

Important points to consider

Cats are often seen as disposable items, ending up homeless when humans tire of them. In the UK, one unwanted cat is destroyed every hour. Adopting a cat is a commitment that could potentially last the next 15 years of your life. Are you prepared for this? Listed below are the most common reasons people give up their cats. Please read through each reason and give your views on each statement:
 

By submitting your adoption application, you are agreeing to our disclaimer and terms and conditions detailed here.

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We need to know where you will be positioning food & water bowls, litter tray(s) and beds.