FOSTER APPLICATION

Thank you for your interest in fostering! With every foster home another life is saved. Please read and complete the following foster application and return it by email to

Wonder Cat Rescue is an all volunteer/unpaid non-profit organization devoted to rescuing needy kittens and cats from shelter euthanasia, abandonment and life on the streets. We are not a shelter, but a team of caring foster homes and volunteers who open our own homes to needy cats until permanent placement can be found. We cover the cost of necessary medical attention but our foster homes care for the kitties in their own homes, where they're given abundant love and affection.

Prospective adopters, who have seen a cat they are interested in via our website, are pre-screened and then meet the kitty in their foster home. We value the input of our foster homes in ensuring that their foster kitties end up in loving homes. Many adopters stay in touch making this process even more rewarding.

Unaltered kitties are typically spayed or neutered at one of the clinics listed below. We ask that the foster home transport there and back on the one-day that is required. Kitties are scheduled at whichever clinic is closest to you on a day you are able to make it.

San Francisco SPCA

Leanne B. Roberts Animal Care Center

201 Alabama Street

San Francisco, CA 94103

415 554 3030

http://www.sfspca.org/veterinary-hospital/spay-neuter/

Peninsula Humane Society

12 Airport Blvd.

San Mateo, CA

650 340 7025

http://www.peninsulahumanesociety.org/about/contact.html

We do have foster homes that like to be temporarily relief foster homes (an example of this would be to foster for a week while the main foster home was on vacation).

Unless arranged prior we ask that foster homes keep the foster cats/kittens until they are adopted. Please do not incur any expenses for which you wish to be reimbursed without checking in with us beforehand. The nature of rescue means we are on a budget and often do routine medical treatments ourselves and if needed we have certain vets we use.

Feel free to give us as much information as possible and questions are welcome. Thank you for considering opening your home and heart to a foster cat!

Name:

Address:

City:

Zip:

Phone:

E-mail address:

Occupation:

Where will the cat/kittens be kept when nobody is home? (Please be specific):

How long, on average, will this animal be left alone each day? What provisions would you make if leaving a foster alone for 8+ hours per work day?

How long are you available to foster? We ask that you commit to keep the animal until it can be adopted unless pre-arranged otherwise.

Have you ever fostered before? If so, please list previous fostering experience?

Do you currently own a pet(s)? If so, what type(s)? Do you have a place to keep your foster animals away from your own animals initially? (NOTE: This can be necessary for slow introduction purposes and also for health reasons.)

Are you willing to administer medications should the animal require it?

Do you understand that we will schedule all routine medical visits and preauthorize all veterinary expenses but you would need to transport the animal to the spay/neuter clinic (unless fostering an already altered animal)?

Would you be able to provide appropriate food and litter for this pet at your own expense? That would help us tremendously!

Tell us about why you would like to foster and who your ideal foster would be (i.e., mom+litter, sibling kittens, adult cat, etc). If kittens, how many kittens can you foster at one time?

Is there any information you would like to add or questions you might have?

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