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Providence Animal Control CAT Adoption Application Log # Cage #: Breed: Sex: Today's Date: Color: APPLICATION DOES NOT GUARANTEE APPROVAL Name of Primary Caretaker/Legal Owner: Age: Occupation: Cell

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How to fill out a cage:

1. First, gather all the necessary materials for filling out the cage. This includes bedding material, such as wood shavings or paper bedding, as well as any additional accessories or items for the cage, such as toys, food bowls, and water bottles.
2. Begin by cleaning the cage thoroughly to ensure a hygienic environment for your pet. Remove any old bedding, disinfect the cage using a pet-safe cleaner, and allow it to dry completely before proceeding.
3. Once the cage is clean and dry, add a layer of bedding material to the bottom of the cage. The amount of bedding will depend on the type of pet you have. For small rodents such as hamsters or guinea pigs, a layer of bedding approximately 1-2 inches thick should be sufficient.
4. In the cage, place any additional accessories such as food bowls, water bottles, and toys. Ensure that these items are securely attached and easily accessible for your pet.
5. Depending on the size and needs of your pet, you may want to include additional features in the cage, such as hiding spots, exercise wheels, or platforms for climbing. These additions can provide mental stimulation and promote physical activity for your pet.
6. Finally, introduce your pet to the newly furnished cage. Allow them to explore and become familiar with their new surroundings. Monitor their behavior and make any necessary adjustments to ensure their comfort and safety.

Who needs a cage:

1. Small pets such as hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits, or mice often require cages as their primary living environments. These cages provide a safe and secure space for them to dwell in, protecting them from potential dangers and preventing them from wandering off.
2. In some cases, even larger animals may benefit from having a cage as an enclosure. This can include reptiles, birds, or even some dogs, depending on their specific needs and circumstances.
3. Additionally, cages can be useful when it comes to temporarily containing animals during transportation, veterinarian visits, or times when they need to be separated from other pets or household members for their own safety or well-being.

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What is cage?

CAGE stands for Commercial and Government Entity, which is a code used to identify contractors doing business with the government.

Who is required to file cage?

Contractors and organizations doing business with the government are required to file a CAGE code.

How to fill out cage?

To fill out a CAGE code, you must register in the System for Award Management (SAM) and follow the instructions provided.

What is the purpose of cage?

The purpose of a CAGE code is to identify and validate contractors conducting business with the government.

What information must be reported on cage?

Information such as company name, address, phone number, and primary contact information must be reported on a CAGE code.