Chrissy Crossy

Chrissy Crossy was rescued by a Good Samaritan, who found her huddled up under some bushes. She had an upper respiratory infection and was covered in tar. She is now fully recovered and healthy! Chrissy is a shy girl and takes some time to warm up. She would make an excellent snuggle partner this winter!<br/>Chrissy does well with other cats and is untested with dogs. Her ideal home would need to be mostly quiet & calm. We don't think she would do well with younger rambunctious kids, but may be just fine with older kids who are gentle and patient. We feel that we would do fine with a dog, as long as the dog isn't high energy/prone to chasing cats.<br/>Quirks: Chrissy is cross eyed!<br/>Current Housing: Chrissy is in a foster home, we will need to arrange a meet & greet with her foster.<br/>Email animalcarehospital1@yahoo.com for an application.

Chrissy Crossy was rescued by a Good Samaritan, who found her huddled up under some bushes. She had an upper respiratory infection and was covered in tar. She is now fully recovered and healthy! Chrissy is a shy girl and takes some time to warm up. She would make an excellent snuggle partner this winter!
Chrissy does well with other cats and is untested with dogs. Her ideal home would need to be mostly quiet & calm. We don't think she would do well with younger rambunctious kids, but may be just fine with older kids who are gentle and patient. We feel that we would do fine with a dog, as long as the dog isn't high energy/prone to chasing cats.
Quirks: Chrissy is cross eyed!
Current Housing: Chrissy is in a foster home, we will need to arrange a meet & greet with her foster.
Email animalcarehospital1@yahoo.com for an application.

Chrissy Crossy was rescued by a Good Samaritan, who found her huddled up under some bushes. She had an upper respiratory infection and was covered in tar. She is now fully recovered and healthy! Chrissy is a shy girl and takes some time to warm up. She would make an excellent snuggle partner this winter!
Chrissy does well with other cats and is untested with dogs. Her ideal home would need to be mostly quiet & calm. We don't think she would do well with younger rambunctious kids, but may be just fine with older kids who are gentle and patient. We feel that we would do fine with a dog, as long as the dog isn't high energy/prone to chasing cats.
Quirks: Chrissy is cross eyed!
Current Housing: Chrissy is in a foster home, we will need to arrange a meet & greet with her foster.
Email animalcarehospital1@yahoo.com for an application.