You must not have kittens/ adult cats from other rescues when the PCC animals are in your care. 

You must be able to keep litters separated from each other and from your own cats. 

You must practice strict sanitation and hygiene, including washing hands when moving between litters and using the available veterinary disinfectant. 

You must be willing to weigh kittens every 3 days and track their weights to monitor progress. 

You must be prepared to follow treatment guidelines for common conditions such as conjunctivitis, diarrhea, ear mites, fleas, ringworm, tapeworms, URI, and vomiting. 

You must contact your foster lead immediately if a cat exhibits serious symptoms such as lethargy, is not eating/drinking for 12 hours, has specific eye abnormalities (like a hazy cornea or ulcer), or has concerning vomiting/diarrhea. 

You must be willing to participate in socialization of the kitten/cat.