Cat/Kitten Bill of Sale Form

A cat/kitten bill of sale records a transaction in which an adult cat or kitten is sold or transferred from its current owner to a new home. A bill of sale is useful whether the pet owner is faced with a litter of new kittens, wants to rehome their older pet due to life circumstances, or is a breeder needing a form for their business.

Cat/Kitten Bill of Sale Form

A cat/kitten bill of sale records a transaction in which an adult cat or kitten is sold or transferred from its current owner to a new home. A bill of sale is useful whether the pet owner is faced with a litter of new kittens, wants to rehome their older pet due to life circumstances, or is a breeder needing a form for their business.

Last updated January 14th, 2025

A cat/kitten bill of sale records a transaction in which an adult cat or kitten is sold or transferred from its current owner to a new home. A bill of sale is useful whether the pet owner is faced with a litter of new kittens, wants to rehome their older pet due to life circumstances, or is a breeder needing a form for their business.

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Selling a Cat or Kitten

Pets, such as cats and kittens, require a different selling or gifting process than other possessions because the owner will want to ensure that their pet goes to a home that will provide them with a safe environment and loving care.

Veterinary Checkup – Before looking for a potential adoptee, the cat can be taken to a vet to obtain any necessary vaccinations.

Option 1 – Friend or Family Member

Usually, the best option for a cat owner is to give or sell their cat to a person or family they’re well acquainted with. Ideally, they will have a safe home and a full understanding of the care a cat requires.

Option 2 – Social Media

The pet owner can use social media to promote the sale of their cat or kitten. The advertisement should give people an idea of whether it would make a good addition to their home, and include the cat’s name, age, personality, energy level, habits, and medical history.

Option 3 – Giving the Cat to a Shelter

After exhausting all other options, one can bring their cat to a shelter or adoption center. There are private and local government-run shelters. Most require the owner to pay a fee to drop off their pet.

Sample

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CAT/KITTEN BILL OF SALE

Date: [MM/DD/YYYY]

1. CAT / KITTEN INFORMATION

Cat/Kitten name (if any): [CAT NAME] Registration #: [REGISTRATION #] Breed: [BREED]
Color: [COLOR] Sex:  Male  |  Female Date of Birth: [MM/DD/YYYY]

2. THE PARTIES

Seller Name: [SELLER NAME] Address: [ADDRESS]

Buyer Name: [BUYER NAME] Address: [ADDRESS]

3. PAYMENT INFORMATION 

On [MM/DD/YYYY], the Buyer agrees to:

Purchase the Cat/Kitten for the monetary sum of $[AMOUNT].
Make no deposit (the Cat/Kitten is a gift).

On the sale date, the monetary funds will be delivered to the Seller and the Cat/Kitten shall be officially transferred to the Buyer.

PART 4 – SIGNATURES

On this [MM/DD/YYYY], the buyer and seller agree to the above-described terms and conditions for the sale of the Cat/Kitten.

Seller Signature: _______________________
Printed Name: [SELLER NAME]

Buyer Signature: _______________________
Printed Name: [BUYER NAME]