Fostering a cat not only saves lives, but is a truly rewarding experience. If you've ever considered fostering, or wondered what it entails, here is some information on how it works:

 

What Cat Crew Rescue Provides:

• A socializing plan for the cat and guidance on implementing it 

• Ongoing support with any issues that arise with the cat 

• All necessary supplies, including litter and litter boxes, food, cat beds and toys, dishes and water bowls as needed 

• Payment for all medical care (which is to be provided by Cat Crew Rescue approved veterinarian in advance) 

• Marketing your foster cat when he/she is ready for adoption and facilitating any introduction where the potential adopter and foster cat seem like an appropriate match

Your Responsibility as the Foster Caregiver:

• Provide a safe, peaceful environment for your foster cat in an appropriate space for the socializing plan (e.g. extremely shy cats should be kept to one room until they are interacting with confidence)

• Keep the cat indoors at all times with windows secured and screens only one-inch wide so the cat may not scratch through and potentially escape

• Provide a scooped litterbox, fresh water and food (provided by Cat Crew Rescue) on a daily basis

• Provide Cat Crew Rescue with regular updates about the cat’s progress and observe closely for any possible health or behavior issues

• Administer any medications prescribed by a veterinarian or inform Cat Crew Rescue if unable to do so

• Inform Cat Crew Rescue when the cat seems ready for adoption, sharing information about the cat

• Provide Cat Crew Rescue with electronic photos and/or videos of the cat to be used to promote for adoption.
   

If you are interested in learning more about fostering, please contact us at info@catcrewrescue.com!