Frostbite

No one is more happy that warmer weather is here than Frostbite. While trying to survive during the harsh winter months, this gorgeous boy lost the tips of his ears to frostbite. Fortunately, he was rescued before he suffered further injury.<br/><br/>The shelter volunteers got a frigid reception from Frostbite when he first arrived at the Sanctuary at Haafsville. He was not warming up to his new accommodations. Proper precautions were necessary were facing the cold front in his cage. Gloves were advisable and we don’t mean Isotoners. A slow approach and a copious amount of treats began to break the ice. A warm front finally took over once Frostbite was released into the free roaming room. Frostbite’s mild temperament and gentle disposition are now being enjoyed by all. His affection for people is breaking record highs. He is pleasant with his feline roommates. There is a warmer and more enjoyable forecast for Frostbite’s future.<br/><br/>Don’t be left out in the cold. Consider adopting handsome Frostbite. We expect a flurry of applications.<br/><br/>Frostbite is 2 years old. There are no known health concerns. He is neutered, vaccinated, negative for FeLV/FIV, litter trained and microchipped.<br/><br/>You may complete and submit an adoption application through the Sanctuary at Haafsville’s website:<br/>thesanctuarypa.org<br/><br/>Email adoption inquiries to the Sanctuary at Haafsville at:<br/>catadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org

No one is more happy that warmer weather is here than Frostbite. While trying to survive during the harsh winter months, this gorgeous boy lost the tips of his ears to frostbite. Fortunately, he was rescued before he suffered further injury.

The shelter volunteers got a frigid reception from Frostbite when he first arrived at the Sanctuary at Haafsville. He was not warming up to his new accommodations. Proper precautions were necessary were facing the cold front in his cage. Gloves were advisable and we don’t mean Isotoners. A slow approach and a copious amount of treats began to break the ice. A warm front finally took over once Frostbite was released into the free roaming room. Frostbite’s mild temperament and gentle disposition are now being enjoyed by all. His affection for people is breaking record highs. He is pleasant with his feline roommates. There is a warmer and more enjoyable forecast for Frostbite’s future.

Don’t be left out in the cold. Consider adopting handsome Frostbite. We expect a flurry

No one is more happy that warmer weather is here than Frostbite. While trying to survive during the harsh winter months, this gorgeous boy lost the tips of his ears to frostbite. Fortunately, he was rescued before he suffered further injury.

The shelter volunteers got a frigid reception from Frostbite when he first arrived at the Sanctuary at Haafsville. He was not warming up to his new accommodations. Proper precautions were necessary were facing the cold front in his cage. Gloves were advisable and we don’t mean Isotoners. A slow approach and a copious amount of treats began to break the ice. A warm front finally took over once Frostbite was released into the free roaming room. Frostbite’s mild temperament and gentle disposition are now being enjoyed by all. His affection for people is breaking record highs. He is pleasant with his feline roommates. There is a warmer and more enjoyable forecast for Frostbite’s future.

Don’t be left out in the cold. Consider adopting handsome Frostbite. We expect a flurry of applications.

Frostbite is 2 years old. There are no known health concerns. He is neutered, vaccinated, negative for FeLV/FIV, litter trained and microchipped.

You may complete and submit an adoption application through the Sanctuary at Haafsville’s website:
thesanctuarypa.org

Email adoption inquiries to the Sanctuary at Haafsville at:
catadoptions@thesanctuar