John

Sex - Male
Color - white and blond
Hair Style - Short
Date of Birth - 11/23/2006
John stayed at a volunteer's home a few days before going to the cat shelter. He was afraid at first but quickly started to trust her. He welcomed her walking around her legs while purring. I am sure that very quickly he would have started to come to be caressed. At the shelter he still does that. He is a sweet tempered cat that needs some patience. Unfortunately John had a gum disease and the vet had to remove all his teeth except 4, but don't worry he eats the same and acts the same, only now he is not in pain anymore.
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Adoption Form
Welcome to ANIMALS LEBANON adoption program. We request the following information to assist you in selecting the animal you want to adopt. Upon submitting this form, you will receive contact information to set up a visit to the shelter in order to choose the most suitable companion for you. The next step would be a home visit to make sure the animal is placed in a suitable environment.
Please note,

-	Adopters are asked to make a $40 donation for each adoption. This is used to cover veterinary care and boarding expenses of the rescued animal.
-	All our animals are neutered. This decreases health problem possibilities later on, as well as ensuring there are no more unwanted births.
-	Cats and dogs live up to 15 years. Be prepared to take care of this pet for the next 10-15 years.
-	Pets need annual vaccines and frequent check-ups. Be prepared for the ongoing responsibility and expenses of food and vet visits.

The prospective adopter is the one who should fill out the adoption form.
To be considered an adopter, you must be 18 years of age or older.


Name of Animal:	John
Name of Applicant:
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Date of Birth:
Why do you want to adopt the pet?

Please describe a typical day in the life of your adopted animal:

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	Upon adoption of the pet, I agree to ensure that the pet is never subjected to mistreatment, exploitation, or neglect.
	I understand that if this adoption is unsuccessful for any reason, I must return the pet to AL and may not rehome it without prior permission from AL.