Crystal

Crystal is a big purrsonality in a little package! Weighing in at about 5 pounds, she runs her foster home! She keeps the other foster kitties and dogs in line, and has fallen in love with resident dog Tanner, seen in the video! She does well with other cats, even though she is a bit bossy, and the same with dogs, she is not afraid to speak her mind!<br/><br/>Crystal LOVES people! She is a sweetheart that loves affection and to curl up and nap on a lap, shoulder or head! Her favorite place at her foster home is an old box of cat food... we tried moving it to a cat tree and off the kitchen counter, but she won't touch it if it's not on the counter, lol<br/><br/>She likes to put her feet in her water bowl before drinking it, she also enjoys drinking any water she can find in the sink, but not fresh water from the tap! She often has wet feet due to this and leave paw prints so you know where she's been!<br/><br/>She came to ARC when she was found on the side of the highway. She didn't hear the cars or people, so they thought she was deaf. She was in bad shape, too skinny, not eating and could not hear. After a vet visit, it turned out she had a severe ear infection. She was treated for her ear infection and upper respiratory infection, and now she is doing very well! She can hear and is tipping the scales at just over 5 pounds! She has gone to the vet regularly for check ups on her ears and they are looking much better now. She will probably still need regular visits, at least twice a year. <br/><br/>She needs a special home that will be tolerant of her quirks and be willing to take her to the vet on a regular basis. <br/><br/>Crystal would be a wonderful candidate for our Seniors for Seniors program. This is a foster program where we send senior cats to the homes of senior citizens. Since the cats are in a foster program, there is no adoption fee and we provide supplies as needed, medication, and cover vet visits. The foster home provides daily care and lots of love! https://animalrefugecenter.org/seniors-for-seniors/<br/><br/>Interested in Crystal? You can fill out an adoption or foster form on our website. If you have questions about Crystal, the foster program or adoption process, hit the inquiry button and we'll be in touch!

Crystal is a big purrsonality in a little package! Weighing in at about 5 pounds, she runs her foster home! She keeps the other foster kitties and dogs in line, and has fallen in love with resident dog Tanner, seen in the video! She does well with other cats, even though she is a bit bossy, and the same with dogs, she is not afraid to speak her mind!

Crystal LOVES people! She is a sweetheart that loves affection and to curl up and nap on a lap, shoulder or head! Her favorite place at her foster home is an old box of cat food... we tried moving it to a cat tree and off the kitchen counter, but she won't touch it if it's not on the counter, lol

She likes to put her feet in her water bowl before drinking it, she also enjoys drinking any water she can find in the sink, but not fresh water from the tap! She often has wet feet due to this and leave paw prints so you know where she's been!

She came to ARC when she was found on the side of the highway. She didn't hear the cars or people, so they thought sh

Crystal is a big purrsonality in a little package! Weighing in at about 5 pounds, she runs her foster home! She keeps the other foster kitties and dogs in line, and has fallen in love with resident dog Tanner, seen in the video! She does well with other cats, even though she is a bit bossy, and the same with dogs, she is not afraid to speak her mind!

Crystal LOVES people! She is a sweetheart that loves affection and to curl up and nap on a lap, shoulder or head! Her favorite place at her foster home is an old box of cat food... we tried moving it to a cat tree and off the kitchen counter, but she won't touch it if it's not on the counter, lol

She likes to put her feet in her water bowl before drinking it, she also enjoys drinking any water she can find in the sink, but not fresh water from the tap! She often has wet feet due to this and leave paw prints so you know where she's been!

She came to ARC when she was found on the side of the highway. She didn't hear the cars or people, so they thought she was deaf. She was in bad shape, too skinny, not eating and could not hear. After a vet visit, it turned out she had a severe ear infection. She was treated for her ear infection and upper respiratory infection, and now she is doing very well! She can hear and is tipping the scales at just over 5 pounds! She has gone to the vet regularly for check ups on her ears and they are looking much better