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My basic info
Breed
British Shorthair
Color
Orange or Red (Mostly)
Age
Kitten
Sex
Male
Pet ID
READY NOW - 3.5 Months Old!
Hair Length
short
My details
Not good with kids
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Hugo is a very sweet boy. He and his littermates were rescued from a neighborhood in Orange County near a Ralph's shopping center. A nearby resident was threatening to drown them if someone didnt come and get them. He is the most timid in the bunch and would do best with a friend. He needs more nuturing but is a complete love! He purrs and purrs! Older kids would be find but I think younger kids he would not understand. He is about 3.5 months old. He is ready for his new home. He has been fixed, test negative for HIV/Leukemia, flea treated, dewormed and vaccinated.
Holiday Special!!! The adoption fee is $100 for one and $175 for two which covers: fixing, combo test, flea treatment, deworming, vaccinations and medications.
If you are interested in meeting these wonderful little guys, please copy, paste and complete the application below and email it to us at 'luigisrescue@yahoo.com'. Once it is reviewed we will be in contact to set up a time for you to meet all of the kittens! =)
Below is an adoption application. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
First Name:
Last Name:
Spouse/Partner Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip:
Age:
Home Phone:
Work Phone:
Cell Phone:
Email:
Occupation:
Spouse/Partner Occupation:
Why do you want a cat?
Who would be responsible for the daily care of this cat?
Number of persons in the household?
Number of children (under 16):
Ages of children:
Is anyone in your household allergic to cats?
List all other oets currently in your household:
Do you have a veterinarian?
Residence Information
How long at present address:
Type of residence? (House, Condo etc)
Do you rent or own?
Would this cat be:
Indoor only?
Mostly indoor?
Mostly outdoor?
Outdoor only?
Other?
This cat would have access to:
Balcony
Patio
Garage
Yard
None of the above
The cats litter box would be located?
Where would the cat sleep at night?
What will happen to your cat when you are on vacation, or out of town?
What would you do if you have to move and had trouble finding a place that allowed pets?
What would you do if you relationship changed? Who would take the cat?
What would happen to your cat if you have to relocate out of state or overseas?
Can you afford regular veterinary care for this cat?
Can you afford a serious injury or illness costs (500+)?
For what reason(s) would you give up the cat?
~Allergy
~New Baby
~Moving
~Illness
~Divorce/Separation
~Unemployment
~Not getting along with other pets?
~Not getting along with a new member of household
~Scratching furniture
~Peeing on Carpet/Furniture
~Scratching children
~None
~Other
What would you do if....
...the cat stopped using the litter box?
...the cat clawed your furniture?
...the cat kept trying to get outside?
Have you ever owned cats before?
If yes, what happened to them?
Have you ever owned kittens before?
If yes, what happened to them?
Have you ever owned a declawed cat?
Would you declaw this cat?
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY: You are making a major commitment when you adopt any pet. Please remember that CATS CAN LIVE FOR OVER 20 YEARS. Thousands of cats are killed at animal shelters each year because their owners did not plan for the future. Cats can get sick and require expensive medical treatment during the course of their lives. Cats need affection, attention and understanding. You may have to adjust your lifestyle to accommodate a new pet.
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