Please answer the following questions:

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Full Name as it appears on driver’s license or state-issued identification:

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Full Name as it appears on driver’s license or state-issued identification:

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Your address:

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Your address:

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Your email address:

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Your email address:

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You phone number:

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You phone number:

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Please enter the animal ID number of the specific working cat(s) you are interested in (or write Any Cat):

Please enter the animal ID number of the specific working cat(s) you are interested in (or write Any Cat):

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How many working cats are you looking to adopt? (We typically require cats that came from the same home or colony to be adopted in pairs as this helps them settle into a new environment better and decreases their chances of running off.)

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How many working cats are you looking to adopt? (We typically require cats that came from the same home or colony to be adopted in pairs as this helps them settle into a new environment better and decreases their chances of running off.)

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Are you okay with taking multiple cats that are not already acquainted with each other?

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Are you okay with taking multiple cats that are not already acquainted with each other?

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How many crates, carriers, or traps do you have for the transportation of adopted working cats? (We require 1 plastic or metal transport carrier per cat. The only exception is if multiple cats are already housed together.)

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How many crates, carriers, or traps do you have for the transportation of adopted working cats? (We require 1 plastic or metal transport carrier per cat. The only exception is if multiple cats are already housed together.)

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What kind of shelter setup will you provide the cats? We require a shelter structure (e.g., barn, workshop, warehouse, shed, etc.) and a food and water source to be provided. We recommend keeping working cats enclosed in the shelter or preferably confined to a large dog crate or chicken coop for 2 weeks to allow them to become comfortable in their new home, become comfortable with you, and decrease their chances of running off.

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What kind of shelter setup will you provide the cats? We require a shelter structure (e.g., barn, workshop, warehouse, shed, etc.) and a food and water source to be provided. We recommend keeping working cats enclosed in the shelter or preferably confined to a large dog crate or chicken coop for 2 weeks to allow them to become comfortable in their new home, become comfortable with you, and decrease their chances of running off.

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