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	Cats can live 15+ years.
	Are you prepared to commit to caring for that pet and meeting its needs for its lifetime?
	As a prospective pet owner, you need educate yourself on the type of pet you want.
	Different breeds have very distinct personality differences that should be considered when choosing a pet.
	Thousands of pets are turned in to shelters and pounds because of incompatibility problems.
	Parents should not succumb to pressure from children to get a pet.
	Don't adopt a kitten or puppy if you really don't think it will work out.
	Recognize that the adults in the household are ultimately responsible for the care and feeding of any and all critters in the home.
	Cats natural behaviors include jumping on things, scratching, and shedding fur, even if brushed often.
	Understand what normal behavior you should expect from a pet before adopting it.
	Cats require certain immunizations and regular veterinary checkups.
	Plan on taking your cat to a veterinarian for a check-up three or four times their first year, and once a year once they reach adulthood.