Post by Admin on Dec 20, 2020 12:52:46 GMT 5.5
Commitment - Cats generally live between 12 and 18 years. However, cats are living longer all the time and it is not unusual for a cat to live until 20 years old or older. Take a moment to consider that you are prepared for this long-term commitment of your time, energy and finances.
Cost - Will you be able to cover the costs associated with cat adoption? These can include but are not limited to food, litter, toys, bedding, veterinarian expenses, spaying or neutering, vaccinations.
Time - Despite the myth that they are self-sustaining, independent creatures, all cats require time and attention. In fact, many felines crave social interaction and may become stressed and anxious if not given enough attention. Even if a cat is okay with being alone during the day, it’s important their family spends quality time with them when they are home.
Safety - Consider your current living situation, will you be able to provide a safe home for the pet? Will you be able to keep him indoors? Can your home be cat proofed(Windows meshed and balconies netted)?
Allergies - Do you or any of your family members have any allergies?
Cost - Will you be able to cover the costs associated with cat adoption? These can include but are not limited to food, litter, toys, bedding, veterinarian expenses, spaying or neutering, vaccinations.
Time - Despite the myth that they are self-sustaining, independent creatures, all cats require time and attention. In fact, many felines crave social interaction and may become stressed and anxious if not given enough attention. Even if a cat is okay with being alone during the day, it’s important their family spends quality time with them when they are home.
Safety - Consider your current living situation, will you be able to provide a safe home for the pet? Will you be able to keep him indoors? Can your home be cat proofed(Windows meshed and balconies netted)?
Allergies - Do you or any of your family members have any allergies?