Adoption Application Adoption ApplicationContact InformationPersonal ReferencesHome & EmploymentHouseholdPets & Veterinary CareYour Ideal Cat & Daily CareLong-Term Care & CostsLife Changes & Contingency PlansBehavior ExpectationsReturning a CatAgreementsDisclaimers & SignatureContact InformationFirst NameLast NameSpouse/Partner/Roommate to Put on RecordStreet AddressApt/UnitCityState- Select -AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingZIP CodePhonePhone Type- Select -MobileHomeWorkEmail AddressPreviousNextPersonal ReferencesProvide the names of people who knows you as a pet parent or caregiver, or who have observed you interacting with pets. We encourage you to let them know that we will be calling/texting as this helps expedite the application process. Please do not list a spouse/significant other.Personal Reference #1Reference #1 Phone NumberPersonal Reference #2Reference #2 Phone NumberPreviousNextHome & EmploymentHousing TypeWhich living situation best represents you?- Select -OwnRentLive with familyLength of ResidenceHow long have you lived at your current residence?- Select -Fewer than 2 years2 to 5 years5+ yearsLandlord or Property Owner NameWe welcome adopters who rent or live with family. Since some landlords have limits on the number of pets and/or require pet deposits or additional fees, we ask that you provide a name and phone number for the rental agency, landlord, or homeowner so we can confirm you are allowed to add a cat to your home.Landlord or Property Owner Phone NumberVirtual Home VisitA required virtual (video call) home visit helps ensure it is a safe environment for a cat.- Select -I consent to a virtual home visit.I do not consent to a virtual home visit.EmploymentWhich employment status best represents you?- Select -Full-time outside of the homePart-time outside of the homeWork from home (including stay-at-home parents)Split my work time between home and outside of the homeFull-time studentPresently not workingRetiredEmployerList your current employer, or university/college if you are a full-time student.PreviousNextHouseholdHousehold MembersHow many people live in your home?List the names and ages of all people living in your home.Is anyone in the household allergic to cats?If someone in your home has not been exposed to cats, select unsure.- Select -No one is allergic to catsYes, and allergies are managed with specialized cat foodYes, and allergies are managed with medication/treatments for the personI am unsure if one or more household members are allergic to catsAre you expecting or planning children in the next 10 years? Do young children visit you on a regular basis?Some cats would not do well in a home with young children. This information helps us in placing cats in the best homes to meet their long-term needs.- Select -We are planning to add a child/children to our familyChildren under the age of 10 already live in our homeChildren under the age of 10 visit regularlyA child would rarely visitNo children live here or visitHave all members of your household agreed to bringing a cat into the home?- Select -YesNo, not yetIf no, please provide more information.PreviousNextPets & Veterinary CareHave you owned a cat before?- Select -NoYes, my family did as a childYes, I have as an adultPlease tell us about any other pets in the household.You may check all that apply. We have one or more dog(s) We have one or more cat(s) We have one or more small animal(s) We have one or more large animal(s) We do not currently have any other pets in the homeName and species of other petsPlease list all other pets (name and species) currently living in the home.Veterinarian ReferenceProvide the practice name for your regular veterinarian.Veterinarian Phone NumberList the phone number for your veterinarian's office. Please call them in advance, granting permission for us to request information so we may expedite the application process.Spay/Neuter StatusAre all cats and dogs in your home spayed/neutered?- Select -Yes, everyone is spayed/neuteredNo, but I will schedule an appointment before bringing my new cat homeNo, at least one pet has a medical exception on file with the vetNo other cats or dogs are living in my homeVaccination StatusAre all cats and dogs in your home up to date on core vaccines? This includes FVRCP for cats, DHLPP for dogs, and rabies for both species. Records must be provided if the current vet cannot verify over the phone.- Select -Yes, everyone is up to dateNo, but I will schedule an appointment before bringing my new cat homeNo, at least one pet has a medical exception on file with the vetNo other cats or dogs are living in my homeFeLV/FIV TestingHave all cats in your household been tested for FeLV and FIV? Records must be provided if current vet cannot verify over the phone.- Select -Yes, all are negative for both FeLV and FIVYes, and at least one is positive for FeLVYes, and at least one is positive for FIVYes, and at least one is positive for both FeLV and FIVNo, but I will schedule an appointment before bringing my new cat homeNo, and I am not willing to get them testedThere are no cats currently living in the homeShare your thoughts on declawing.We strive to educate the community and will not approve or deny an application based on the answers provided here. Your responses assist us in knowing what types of education are most needed.- Select -Declawing is safe for cats when performed by a qualified veterinarianDeclawing is not good for cats and can cause long-term health and behavioral issues in catsShare your thoughts on vaccinations for cats and dogs.We strive to educate the community and will not approve or deny an application based on the answers provided here. Your responses assist us in knowing what types of education are most needed.- Select -Pets only need annual vaccines if they go outsideAll pets should receive at least the core vaccines annuallyPets only really need a rabies vaccinePets should never be vaccinatedPreviousNextYour Ideal Cat & Daily CareWhat kind of cat are you hoping to find?If you've already met a cat in the lounge, tell us their name. If you're still looking, tell us what you have in mind.What energy or activity level are you looking for in a cat?- Select -Low: Professional napper. Loves laps, sunshine, and slow blinks.Moderate: Playful between naps. Curious, polite, and quietly mischievous.Active: Certified zoomie expert. Climbs, pounces, investigates everything.On average, how many hours a day will you realistically spend with your new cat?Some cats require more attention and some less. This helps ensure a good fit.Where will your new cat spend its time?All Biscuits & Beans Cat Cafe foster cats are required to live indoor-only lives. We do encourage safe, controlled outdoor time (harness, backpack, catio, etc.) with proper training.- Select -Indoors only with access to at least 80% of the houseIndoors only with access to less than 80% of the houseIndoors with controlled outdoor time (harness, backpack, catio, etc.)Indoors and outdoors, free to come and goOutdoors onlyWho will be responsible for caring for your new cat?You may check all that apply. Myself Spouse or live-in significant other Roommate Child/children under the age of 16 Child/children over the age of 16 Responsibility shared equally, including at least one adultPreviousNextLong-Term Care & CostsAnnual Wellness CareDo you agree to provide regular ongoing vet care for your new cat?- Select -I plan to take them for annual wellness exams and to keep core vaccines up to date.I do not plan to seek vet care unless they become ill.Emergency Vet CareDo you agree to seek out emergency or urgent vet care for your cat if needed?- Select -YesNoAnnual ExpensesWhat do you think may be the expected average annual cost of keeping a cat healthy (e.g., food, vet care, litter, enrichment, etc.)?- Select -Under $500$500 to $1,000$1,000 or moreHow long do you commit to housing and caring for your new cat?- Select -Until my living situation changesFor the remainder of my and/or my cat's lifePreviousNextLife Changes & Contingency PlansTravelingWhen you travel without your cat, who will care for your new cat?MovingWhat will happen to your new cat if you have to move?If your new cat were to survive you, what are your plans for them?Have you ever been the guardian of any animal that was... Lost or stolen Killed by a moving vehicle Killed by another animal Rehomed or given away Surrendered to a shelter or rescue None of the abovePreviousNextBehavior ExpectationsIntroductionsHow do you plan on introducing your new cat to any existing pets in the home?Unacceptable BehaviorsWhat behaviors do you find to be unacceptable from a cat and warrant returning them to the rescue? Clawing/scratching furniture Jumping on counters or tables Toileting accidents outside of the litter box Hissing or growling at other pets Hissing or growling at people Aggression toward other pets (biting, clawing) Aggression toward people (biting, clawing) Hiding/being antisocial Being noisy/loud while you sleep Needing too much attention I'm willing to work through any undesired behaviors and accommodate behaviors that do not changeHow do you plan to handle undesirable behaviors?Adjustment PeriodYour new cat may take several months to fully adjust to you, your home, and/or others in the home. Are you committed to giving your new pet 3 to 6 months to fully adjust if needed? Some cats adjust quickly to new environments and people, while others take much longer to feel safe and fully decompress.- Select -I commit to giving my new cat all the time they need to adjustI commit to giving my new cat some time to adjust, but 6 months is too longI only want a new cat that will adjust quicklyPreviousNextReturning a CatSurrenderingIf you are no longer able to keep your new cat for any reason, do you agree to contact the adopting Biscuits & Beans Cat Cafe Rescue Partner immediately? We understand that the unexpected happens in life, and our priority is the safety and well-being of all of our cats, even after they are adopted.- Select -YesNoFurthermore, do you agree that if you cannot keep the pet you adopt, you will safely house them until a foster home or new adoptive home is available with the Partner Rescue?Due to a fluctuating census of cats in each rescue's care, foster space may not be immediately available, and it may take some time to secure foster or adoptive placement.- Select -YesNoOnly if it is convenient for mePlease use this space to provide any other information you'd like to share or questions you may have.PreviousNextAgreementsAdopter QualificationsTo qualify for adoption, you must: (1) be at least 18 years old; (2) have a valid driver's license or state/federal ID; (3) have proof of current address; (4) have consent from your landlord, if applicable; (5) be able to provide necessary medical, financial, and social care for a new cat.- Select -I verify that I meet all the above adoption requirementsI meet some, but not all, of the above adoption requirementsApplication InformationBiscuits & Beans Cat Cafe Rescue Partners will not adopt to anyone who gives misleading or inaccurate information on this application or who cannot provide proof of the given information upon request.- Select -I understand and agreeI understand and do not agree to provide proof of anything in questionI do not understand and request that you contact me to further explainWe reserve the right to refuse or deny placement of any animal with any potential adopter for any reason.Reasons may include, but are not limited to, current pets not being up to date on vaccines or spayed/neutered, activity/noise level in your home is not a good fit, the personality of the cat does not match the household dynamic, etc.- Select -I understand and agreeI understand and do not agreeI do not understand and request that you contact me to further explainCollaborationWe strive to find the best possible match for both the cats in our care and adopters. Our adoption process helps to ensure you will find the right cat that is well-suited for your lifestyle. Working together helps determine if the adoption is in both the cat's and adopter's best interest. Please work agreeably with us during all steps of the adoption process to be considered for adoption.- Select -I understand and agreeI understand and do not agreeI do not understand and request that you contact me to further explainBiscuits & Beans Rescue Partners reserve the right to reclaim any adopted animal at any time if, in their opinion, the animal is not properly or humanely cared for.- Select -I understand and agreeI understand and do not agreeI do not understand and request that you contact me to further explainPreviousNextDisclaimers & SignatureInitial each to confirm understanding.I understand that submitting this adoption application does not guarantee approval or placement of a cat. All adoption decisions are made at the sole discretion of Biscuits & Beans Cat Cafe and based on the best interests of the animal.I certify that the information provided in this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that any false statements or omissions may result in denial of my application.I acknowledge that B&B may verify the information provided, including contacting landlords, veterinarians, or personal references as part of the approval process.If approved to adopt, I agree to comply with all adoption policies and to provide proper care, veterinary treatment, and a safe indoor environment for the cat.SignatureApplication Status- Select -Pre-ApprovedPending ReviewRejected Previous Submit Application