|
|
|
|
||||||||||
|
|
|
Meet Your Match - Feline-ality 101 |
Have we gone nuts? Nope, we’re just getting super-scientific, thanks to Feline-ality™, a research-based assessment of a cat’s behavior and interests that matches your preferences, as an adopter, with an animal’s behavior.
How Does Feline-ality work?
Let’s say you are looking to find the cat of your dreams. When you go to a shelter using the Feline-ality assessment, you’ll be asked to fill out a one-page Cat Adopter Survey . It is only 19 questions about your lifestyle and how you envision your cat fitting in to this lifestyle. Sound kinda fun? It is—think magazine quiz, not college application.
Your results will tell the shelter what your “color” is—green, orange or purple.
In a nutshell:
Green adopters are most successful with cats who quickly adapt to new situations.
Purple adopters are perfect for kitties who need time and encouragement to adjust to their new surroundings.
Orange adopters are a good fit with the quintessential companion kitty.
P.S. In case you haven’t figured it out yet, the kitties in the shelter know their true colors, too—so purple people meet purple felines, and then decide if they’re ready to paint the town…well, purple!
But don’t worry if you’d rather mix-and-match—adopters are not required to choose a cat with a particular feline-ality, and the assessment can prepare you for your new love’s response to her new home and help her adjust.
So what’s a lean green kitty machine like? Orange you curious about cats who’ve been assigned to the orange team? A cat’s feline-ality is determined by her:
enjoyment of being petted and held
playfulness, “talkativeness” and activity level
responses to new people and things.
See what a kitty’s color can tell you - check out the Feline-ality personality types:
Return to Meet Your Match
![]()
Home
Adopt
Donate
Shelter
Events
Training and
Information
Programs and Services
Shop
Volunteers
About Us
Page Last
modified
October 03, 2009
Copyright © Friends For the Dearborn Animal Shelter All
rights reserved. Adoptions, Donations, and Volunteers always
appreciated.
2661 Greenfield, Dearborn, MI 48120, 313-943-2697,
friends@dearborn-animals.com,
www.dearborn-animals.com