Need a spare bedroom or bathroom to keep cat(s) separate from the rest of the resident pets.

Need to have a cat litter/food set up.

Be available (or have someone that can be available) to hand cat(s) off when the transport day is set.

Own your own home.

Have access to an emergency pet hospital.

Taking care of the cat in your care from time you receive to the time it leaves. Typically it is just overnight up to a few days until a transport can be set up. We will always communicate for how long when asking you to host.

Keep the cats separate from any resident pets. These cats have not been cleared by a Specialty Purebred Cat Rescue vet prior to coming to you so we only know what the owner or shelter tells us. Therefore we need to keep everyone separated for everyone’s safety.

Provide a clean safe room for the cat (s) to stay in. Including a kitty litter box, food and water (most cats come with some food. If they do not they can eat brands like fancy feast, pro plan etc.

Note please remember these cat (s) are being thrown into a new environment with strangers, not all cats respond positively to that, therefore may hide under large pieces of furniture like a bed or dresser. Getting the cat out when the day comes may be stressful for the cat and may delay the start of the transport. So Please keep that in mind when choosing the best place to have them stay.

The above being said please remember a scared cat may lash out, so be careful when handling the cat(s).