CRULLER

Due to some pretty intense personal/family things I have needed (and will need) to attend to, I am not able to write the full, in-depth bios you have all become used to. Instead, I am dangling the carrot in front of you (such pretty faces!) and directing you to our Facebook page, where you can look for recent pics and take a glimpse into the lives our cats, read cute summaries and stories of their time here with us, and reach out to ask questions (set up a time to visit, fill out an adoption application - all of that good stuff!) Once my life normalizes a bit, I will get back to business, but for now, this way at least I can start the ball rollin' and promote each of our fabulous residents, shining a much needed and most deserving spotlight on each and every one of them!<br/><br/>Here is a tidbit from our shelter manager:<br/><br/>I really think Cruller would thrive in a home of his own. A less active home with a couple buddies would suit him best. He still likes to hiss at us, isn't a fan of being picked up, but has definitely come out of his shell. He now eats with the other cats, joins in to play with toys, and is one of the first cats to greet us in the morning. I love seeing him become so much more comfortable at the shelter.

Due to some pretty intense personal/family things I have needed (and will need) to attend to, I am not able to write the full, in-depth bios you have all become used to. Instead, I am dangling the carrot in front of you (such pretty faces!) and directing you to our Facebook page, where you can look for recent pics and take a glimpse into the lives our cats, read cute summaries and stories of their time here with us, and reach out to ask questions (set up a time to visit, fill out an adoption application - all of that good stuff!) Once my life normalizes a bit, I will get back to business, but for now, this way at least I can start the ball rollin' and promote each of our fabulous residents, shining a much needed and most deserving spotlight on each and every one of them!

Here is a tidbit from our shelter manager:

I really think Cruller would thrive in a home of his own. A less active home with a couple buddies would suit him best. He still likes to hiss at us, isn't a fan of being picked up, but has defi

Due to some pretty intense personal/family things I have needed (and will need) to attend to, I am not able to write the full, in-depth bios you have all become used to. Instead, I am dangling the carrot in front of you (such pretty faces!) and directing you to our Facebook page, where you can look for recent pics and take a glimpse into the lives our cats, read cute summaries and stories of their time here with us, and reach out to ask questions (set up a time to visit, fill out an adoption application - all of that good stuff!) Once my life normalizes a bit, I will get back to business, but for now, this way at least I can start the ball rollin' and promote each of our fabulous residents, shining a much needed and most deserving spotlight on each and every one of them!

Here is a tidbit from our shelter manager:

I really think Cruller would thrive in a home of his own. A less active home with a couple buddies would suit him best. He still likes to hiss at us, isn't a fan of being picked up, but has definitely come out of his shell. He now eats with the other cats, joins in to play with toys, and is one of the first cats to greet us in the morning. I love seeing him become so much more comfortable at the shelter.