01
Discover
Tell us who is in the household, what each cat needs, what you have already arranged, and where you feel uncertain.
- Household record
- Cat roster
- Initial pathway recommendation
The care-planning lifecycle
Plan it, verify it, keep it ready, and know how it activates.
Feline Transitions treats lifetime care as an operating system—not a single form placed in a drawer.
02
Document
Add the practical information another person would need to care for each cat without guessing.
- Care profiles
- Veterinary and medication details
- Important documents
03
Design
Map the people, contact order, funding, immediate-care steps, long-term path, and contingencies.
- Responsibility map
- Transition sequence
- Gap list
04
Verify
Confirm the roles people have accepted and identify anything that must be resolved before the plan is ready.
- Readiness score
- Role confirmations
- Signed plan summary
05
Maintain
Review changes in health, people, location, documents, and funding so the plan stays current.
- Annual review
- Change log
- Renewed readiness status
06
Activate
Verify the transition, stabilize immediate care, contact the named people, and open the approved long-term path.
- Case record
- Activity timeline
- Transfer documentation
Where the pathways divide
The foundation is shared. The long-term responsibility is not.
Activation coordinates your people.
The Team follows your contact sequence and documents the handoff to the caregivers you selected.
Activation opens the accepted care commitment.
The Team follows the separately agreed care or placement process, subject to its funding and terms.