Responsible pet ownership is a critical key in securing your pet’s safekeeping.

Avoid having unwanted pets on your hands. Don’t get a pet unless your family can take care of it.

Be sure a specific family member will be responsible for the overall well-being of the animal.

Choose a pet that will suit your family now—and in the future.

If you can no longer care for your pet, find another home with people who will care for it properly.

Should you decide to place a “free to good home” advertisement, interview the intended recipient, secure accurate identification (including address and telephone number), and make followup inquiries to assure that your pet is placed in an appropriate, permanent new home.

Find other information like this on animal welfare at theUSDA Animal Welfare Site

Cats are very smart animals. But they still need special care.
Give your cat fresh water every day. You do not need to give your cat milk.
Feed your cat food that is made from beef, chicken, or fish.
Choose a cat food that is right for your cat’s age and weight. For example, if you have a kitten be sure to buy kitten food.
Keep the litter box clean. Cats like it fresh!
Keep string-like objects like tinsel, needles, threads and rubber bands out of reach. These things could hurt your cat.
Take your cat to the vet (animal doctor) for vaccines so it will not get some deadly disease.
Did you know… Female cats are known as queens…..  Male cats are called toms.

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