Foster Home Application - Humane Ohio Spay/Neuter Clinic

Name*

First Last

Phone*

Address*

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country

Email*

Who will be the primary caregiver of the cat(s)?*

First Last

Which of the following do you have in your home? (Select all that apply)*

How would you describe the activity level in your home?*

Calm
Moderate
Party Time!

Who is your main veterinarian and what clinic do they practice in?*

Are all of the pets in your home current on all vaccinations?*

Yes
Some
No
I don't have any pets at this time.

Are all of your pets on a monthly flea preventative?*

Yes
Some
No
I don't have any pets at this time.

Please list all pets currently in your home. Include species (cat/dog/etc.), name, age, sex and whether or not the pet is spayed/neutered.

Do all members of your household know of your plan to foster a cat(s)?*

Yes
No
Not yet, but they will if we are approved.

Where will the foster cat(s) stay while with you?*

Do you have a place in your home where you can keep foster cat(s) separate from your owned pets? If so, please describe.*

Do you...*

If you do not own your home, is the homeowner aware and okay with you fostering cats in the home?

Yes
They don't know yet
No, I'm not supposed to

Are you currently fostering pets for any other organization?*

Yes
No

If you are, which group(s) are you fostering for?

I would be interested in fostering the following (check all that apply):*

Health Risks*

Yes
No

It is important to Humane Ohio that we limit exposure of both your personal animals and Humane Ohio animals to potential medical issues. Humane Ohio suggests keeping foster cats/kittens isolated from other animals for a period of seven to ten days when they are first introduced into the home. Humane Ohio will not be responsible for any inadvertent exposure of foster parents or their animals to unknown disease or other conditions of foster cats/kittens. Do you accept this risk on behalf of yourself, your family and your animals?

Have all the cats in your home tested negative for feline leukemia and FIV?*

Yes
No

Humane Ohio kittens are usually tested for feline leukemia and FIV when they are spayed/neutered. If you are fostering kittens that have not yet been tested, will you agree to isolate them from your cats until they are tested?*

Yes
No

Humane Ohio's foster care coordinator will help to schedule medical care for your foster cats/kittens. Are you able to transport your foster cats/kittens to the Humane Ohio clinic as necessary?*

Yes
No

Adoption Events*

Yes
No

It is important to Humane Ohio that foster cats/kittens are provided every opportunity to find their permanent homes. Are you able to transport your foster cats/kittens, once ready for adoption, to and from weekend adoption events at least twice monthly and cooperate to make them available at other times as reasonably requested by Humane Ohio?

Adoptions*

Yes
No

Do you understand that all Humane Ohio foster cats/kittens must be adopted out through Humane Ohio's policies and procedures at the adoption fee set by Humane Ohio? Should you decide to adopt your foster cats/kittens or if you find a potential adopter, a Humane Ohio volunteer or staff member will complete the adoption per our procedures before the cats/kittens leave Humane Ohio's care.

Information Release*

Yes
No

Do you authorize Humane Ohio or it's representatives to contact any person or entity named in this application to verify information given and agree that a Humane Ohio representative may visit your home during the time you are fostering an animal for Humane Ohio

Cat Foster Application/Agreement