Why is Kitten Adoption from Shelters So Hard?
Kitten shelters want to make sure you and your new kitten will be a good match. Weve all heard the joke that it is easier to adopt a human child than a kitten from a shelter. But, if youre patient and offer a kitten a stable environment, you should have no problem adopting a kitten. Questions Shelters May Ask Prior to Kitten Adoption • Do you rent? Can we see your lease to be sure youre allowed pets? • Can we see your other pets vet records? • What is your family size, ages, and activity level? • What are your reasons for adoption? • Do you or your family members have feline allergies? • Who will be primarily responsible for the kitten care? Basically, shelters want to know that you are educated and are prepared for the responsibility of owning a kitten. Benefits of Kitten Adoption Adopting a kitten can benefit both humans and kittens. Some studies have shown that having felines can lower stress levels and decrease the risk of heart attack. Kittens are great companions and can teach ki
