The recommended process for adopting a street animal
Adopting street animals is an important process that requires preparation and attention. Here are the recommended steps before and after adoption:

Before adoption:
Personal assessment:

Consider whether you have the time, resources and space to adopt a stray animal.
Are you ready to commit to long-term treatment?
Research on the type of animal:

Learn about the needs of the animal you intend to adopt (cat, dog, etc.), including food, medical care, and exercise.
Meeting with the beast:

If possible, meet the animal before adoption. Assess her character and behavior in your environment.

Medical tests:

You should take the animal to the vet for a general examination. Make sure she is not sick or injured.
Sterilization:

As much as possible, make sure the animal is spayed or neutered to prevent unwanted breeding.
Preparing the house:

Prepare the house for the beast. Make sure the place is safe (no dangerous objects) and she has a place to rest and play.
After adoption:
Medical follow-up:

Continue to monitor the animal's health, including vaccinations and treatments if necessary.

Degree of the environment:

Give the animal time to adjust to its new environment. Don't overburden her at the beginning.
Buying habits:

You will start teaching the animal new habits, such as where to defecate or how to behave at home.
warmth and love:

It is important to give the animal the attention, love and warmth it needs, in order to build a strong bond.
Behavior tracking:

Pay attention to the behavior of the animal. Does she act calm? Are there signs of anxiety or fear?

Emotional support:

If the animal shows signs of anxiety or fear, consider contacting a behaviorist for help.
Cooperation with shelters:

If you adopted the animal from a shelter, keep in touch with the shelter staff for further help or advice.
Adopting a street animal is a rewarding experience, but it requires commitment and responsibility.