It's All About The Cats, Inc
P. O. Box 592984
Orlando, FL 32859 -2984
(407) 401-8630
itsaboutcats@rescuegroups.org
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Foster Homes Needed

 

We found a foster home for the kittens dumped at a local elementary school (watch for them on our website coming soon - names Cooky, Cream & Wasabee). The kittens are healthy and are doing quite well in foster care.

 

However, we have a foster home that is over capacity at this time and would love to have some relief. These are older kittens in the 6 - 8 months of age range. They need more personalized attention than they can get at this time.

 

If you are interested in fostering some of these kittens, please contact us. Keep in mind:

 

Fostering is a family commitment. Everyone in the household needs to agree on it.


Fostering can be time consuming. Kittens must go to appointments for vaccines, meds and eventually spay/neuter. The foster home is responsible for transporting. In addition, there are routine meds that must be given by the foster home and of course there is cleaning up messes.

 

Fostering is not free. We can provide some supplies that are needed. And we provide all medical care. But you may incur some costs for food or litter.

 

Fostering can break your heart. It can be painful to say goodbye to your kittens when they are adopted, BUT, fostering can be THE MOST rewarding and fulfilling thing a true cat lover will ever do to support our shelter cats!

 

If you are still interested in fostering, please review the following questions to see if you meet our qualifications:

 

  • Do you have an area where you can keep the kittens isolated from your own companion animals - at least until their vaccines are complete (4 weeks or more)?
  • Do you have a flexible schedule that allows time for routine veterinary exams and vaccinations, as well as any emergencies that may occur?
  • Can you commit enough time to socialize the kittens (at least an hour every day)?
  • Can you enter into a legal contract (at least 18 years old)?
  • Do you own your home? If you rent, are you are permitted to have pets?

 If you answered yes to all these questions, and are interested in fostering the four kittens, please print and complete our foster care agreement and submit via email to itsaboutcats@rescuegroups.org or fax (407-812-6468).




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