Foster

Thanks for your interest in fostering for WOW! We are sending information regarding our vetting process, along with an application for you to complete and send back.

All of our kitties are:

FeLV/FIV tested
Receive1 or 2 combo vaccines based on age
1 FeLV Vaccine
Rabies Vaccine
Dewormed Twice
Surgery (spayed or neutered)
Revolution Monthly
Nails trimmed monthly
Whatever else is need to get them healthy

Once the vet reference is cleared we do a home visit to review safety in general and a safe room/space for fosters to give us an idea of your space and other animals to know what fosters would pair best in your home.

You must also have a working smoke detector and fire extinguisher per Department of Agriculture

Meet & Greets: Foster typically takes vetted kitties to two meet and greets a month, helps set up/tear down and
stays to talk to people about their kitties.

Name of Vet: *

Describe your family composition. Include all people and pets in your home or family that share your home any part of the time. Mention ages and personalities, likes, dislikes etc. If you have no children, are their children in your future? Do children frequently visit your home? Does anyone have pet allergies? *

Home Phone *

How much time are you willing to devote to helping your new feline(s) adjust to the new home? *

Describe your home size and lay out. How long have you lived at this address? Will you be moving within the next 6 months? *

Type of Dwelling: *

I understand that any cats in my home shall remain 100% inside only felines for life *

Yes

Second Personal Reference Name: *

Email: *

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Tell about your past pets. Were they kept up-to-date on their vaccinations? Were they spayed and neutered? *

Name pets that are under this vet

Address, City, State, Zip *

Number of Adults in the Home *

First Personal Reference Name: *

Address of Vet: *

Cell Phone *

Second Personal Reference Phone: *

Ages of children

Describe what you want this cat to do; be a lap cat, play with kids, play with other pets, etc. Who will have chief responsibility for the care of your new cat? What is the age of this person? *

Phone of Vet: *

Is your entire immediate family in agreement with the decision to bring a new pet into your home? *

Yes

Please list other Skills/Traits you have that could help felines

Number of Children in the Home *

How much experience do you have with behavior problems in cats? *

How much time are you willing to devote to helping your new feline(s) adjust to the new home? *

How do you plan to control external parasites/fleas? *

First Personal Reference Phone: *

Do you *

Are your pets spayed/neutered? Are they up-to-date on vaccinations? Have all felines been tested for FeLV/FIV? *

If your answer is no, please explain.

How much experience do you have with cats? *

Tell about any cats you have had that you chose to let go live elsewhere and why. *

I understand that a cat may live 15 years of longer *

Yes

Your Name(s): *