You are responsible for providing a loving home.
A clean environment (always inside), proper cat pans (for cats and kittens) and litter located in an appropriate space, and safe toys.
You will also be responsible for protecting your own cats and dogs by making sure that their vaccinations are up to date and by maintain a quarantine zone until it is determined it is safe.
You will be responsible for ongoing evaluation and record keeping for the cats or kittens.
If any of them need medical help you will be responsible for transporting them to our veterinarian or to one of our adoption coordinators. When kittens are old enough to be neutered (usually about 2 pounds or 7-9 weeks for cats) or adults are scheduled for neutering you would also need to provide the transportation to the facility or to the coordinator.