1. Fosters must either own their home, or have written landlord approval to have a foster cat(s) in their home if they rent.
2. Every person living in the home must be in agreement to have a foster cat(s) come into the home.
3. Foster homes must consent to an initial home check prior to being approved. Additionally a SCAT representative may request a follow up home check as is deemed necessary.
4. Foster homes owned animal(s) must be up to date on vaccines, spayed/neutered (age appropriate), and tested for FIV/FeLV- and must provide vaccine and FIV/FeLV testing records for their owned animal(s) to SCAT.
5. Fosters must agree that their veterinarian has permission to disclose health concerns about their owned cat(s) to SCAT at any time if there is concern for their foster cat(s) should they arise at any time before, during, or after fostering.
6. Foster homes must have a room the cats can be quarantined in for a minimum of 14 days (for more information on quarantining procedures read the Foster Home Guidelines).
7. Foster homes must allow SCAT representatives to check in on their foster cat periodically in their home.
8. Fosters must provide regular updates and photos of their foster cats to SCAT so they can be listed for adoption as soon as possible.
9. Foster homes must be willing to have potential adopters come to their home to meet with their foster cat, as well as take them to PetSmart or Adoption Events if required. SCAT Street Cat Rescue Foster Home Agreement 2
10. Foster homes must have read the Foster Home Guidelines and understand the procedures involved with having a foster cat.
11. Foster homes must understand that they are a vital part of helping our cats find their forever homes and providing labeled photographs and detailed bio’s is an important part to fostering.
