A request, not a bureaucratic form

I want to adopt a cat

It’s not a bureaucratic form, but a first written conversation. Your answers help an association or rescuer quickly understand who you are and what kind of cat would suit you — and they help you think, before signing anything, about the details that really matter for an adoption to last. There are no wrong answers, only honest ones.

Full name

Maximum 255 characters.

Maximum 254 characters.

Phone

This is how the association can contact you for the initial discussion.

Maximum 20 characters.

City and county

Maximum 255 characters.

Age

The adoption is completed in the name of an adult.

Maximum 10 characters.

Occupation and daily schedule

Briefly say how many hours the cat would be left alone on a typical day.

Maximum 2000 characters.

Are you interested in a specific cat or a specific listing?

The link or the cat's name, if applicable.

Maximum 255 characters.

Type of home

Housing situation and consent for animals

Who lives in the house and what animals do you currently have?

Include children, elderly people and, for animals, whether they are sterilised/vaccinated and how they react to cats.

Maximum 2000 characters.

Home safety and outdoor access

Window/balcony screens, fenced yard, busy road and how you will prevent unsupervised outings.

Maximum 2000 characters.

Your experience with animals and the vet

What animals you have had and which vet practice you go to, if you already have one.

Maximum 2000 characters.

Why do you want to adopt and what expectations do you have?

Where the cat will stay and sleep and how you imagine the adjustment period.

Maximum 2000 characters.

Who will take care of the cat when you are away?

Maximum 2000 characters.

The data you submit is used solely to put you in touch with an association or a rescuer and to assess the match with a specific cat. It is not sold and is not used for commercial purposes.