Elsa

About Elsa:<br/>-Approx. 2 years old<br/>-Guessed to be Snowshoe mix <br/>-Gets along well with other cats<br/>-Still learning about dogs<br/>-Sweet, friendly, and deserving of a second chance<br/><br/>Elsa was found trying to survive below-freezing temperatures in an Amazon box with a blanket inside—a well-intended gesture, but a DANGEROUS one in winter (frozen blankets can actually cause hypothermia and death)<br/><br/>Elsa is incredibly friendly and likely once an indoor pet. She even had a flea collar on—but who knows how long she was mistaken to be “owned” for wearing one. <br/><br/>Anyways, the point is that she didn’t belong outside in the cold. <br/><br/>We thought Elsa was the perfect name—because she’s basically an ice queen—but she has made it very clear she does not want to be building any snowmen. <br/><br/>Adoption application- https://form.jotform.com/FDR18/Catapp

About Elsa:
-Approx. 2 years old
-Guessed to be Snowshoe mix
-Gets along well with other cats
-Still learning about dogs
-Sweet, friendly, and deserving of a second chance

Elsa was found trying to survive below-freezing temperatures in an Amazon box with a blanket inside—a well-intended gesture, but a DANGEROUS one in winter (frozen blankets can actually cause hypothermia and death)

Elsa is incredibly friendly and likely once an indoor pet. She even had a flea collar on—but who knows how long she was mistaken to be “owned” for wearing one.

Anyways, the point is that she didn’t belong outside in the cold.

We thought Elsa was the perfect name—because she’s basically an ice queen—but she has made it very clear she does not want to be building any snowmen.

Adoption application- https://form.jotform.com/FDR18/Catapp

About Elsa:
-Approx. 2 years old
-Guessed to be Snowshoe mix
-Gets along well with other cats
-Still learning about dogs
-Sweet, friendly, and deserving of a second chance

Elsa was found trying to survive below-freezing temperatures in an Amazon box with a blanket inside—a well-intended gesture, but a DANGEROUS one in winter (frozen blankets can actually cause hypothermia and death)

Elsa is incredibly friendly and likely once an indoor pet. She even had a flea collar on—but who knows how long she was mistaken to be “owned” for wearing one.

Anyways, the point is that she didn’t belong outside in the cold.

We thought Elsa was the perfect name—because she’s basically an ice queen—but she has made it very clear she does not want to be building any snowmen.

Adoption application- https://form.jotform.com/FDR18/Catapp