Gypsy

It is hard out there. We get it. <br/>It's even harder when you are struggling to support yourself with no roof over your head, no job, no transportation other than your own legs. <br/>Looking for handouts from people taking care of the colonies.<br/>Gypsy knew this all too well. <br/> <br/>But with a little help, she was given a roof over her head. At first, it was a wire trap. Then it was a hard sided carrier, then a cage, then a roof of the Sanctuary. <br/> <br/>She found a job - kitty kicker toy tester! <br/>She LOVES her new job. <br/> <br/>And as far as transportation, she's good with the carrier in your car.<br/> <br/>And people bringing her food? Yeah, she is more than happy to have that continue. <br/> <br/>Instead of a life of being a single mom living outside, she is getting to enjoy all of the comforts of being a young cat inside! <br/> <br/>Gypsy loves people. <br/>Gypsy is currently unsure about other cats. <br/> <br/>As she was recently spayed, we are hoping that once her hormones settle back down - she will learn to coexist with others. She is not mean; she gives them a good stern hiss.<br/><br/>Gypsy is about 2 years old, spayed, 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

It is hard out there. We get it.
It's even harder when you are struggling to support yourself with no roof over your head, no job, no transportation other than your own legs.
Looking for handouts from people taking care of the colonies.
Gypsy knew this all too well.

But with a little help, she was given a roof over her head. At first, it was a wire trap. Then it was a hard sided carrier, then a cage, then a roof of the Sanctuary.

She found a job - kitty kicker toy tester!
She LOVES her new job.

And as far as transportation, she's good with the carrier in your car.

And people bringing her food? Yeah, she is more than happy to have that continue.

Instead of a life of being a single mom living outside, she is getting to enjoy all of the comforts of being a young cat inside!

Gypsy loves people.
Gypsy is currently unsure about other cats.

As she was recently spayed, we are hoping that once her hormones settle back down - she w

It is hard out there. We get it.
It's even harder when you are struggling to support yourself with no roof over your head, no job, no transportation other than your own legs.
Looking for handouts from people taking care of the colonies.
Gypsy knew this all too well.

But with a little help, she was given a roof over her head. At first, it was a wire trap. Then it was a hard sided carrier, then a cage, then a roof of the Sanctuary.

She found a job - kitty kicker toy tester!
She LOVES her new job.

And as far as transportation, she's good with the carrier in your car.

And people bringing her food? Yeah, she is more than happy to have that continue.

Instead of a life of being a single mom living outside, she is getting to enjoy all of the comforts of being a young cat inside!

Gypsy loves people.
Gypsy is currently unsure about other cats.

As she was recently spayed, we are hoping that once her hormones settle back down - she will learn to coexist with others. She is not mean; she gives them a good stern hiss.

Gypsy is about 2 years old, spayed, 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: