Krystal

Krystal (DOB 6/1/2023) was rescued from my yard after I noticed her on my feral cam coming all hours of the night to eat. She did not seem feral so I trapped her and I was right. Krystal is a stray, short hair tiger just around a year old. She is now so very sweet and loving with a fun & feisty side. Once she trusts you and is comfortable with you she loves to be held & pet & gives kisses. She loves to play. She absolutely loves her slurpy treats which she gets every night. This will be the key to bonding with her. As with most cats she will be a timid at 1st and try to hide but if given her own private space for a week or 2 and a little time to acclimate to you and her new surroundings she will make a wonderful & loving pet. It didn't take her long at all to love and trust me. I have slowly introduced her to my cats just to see how she would do. She wasn't a fan at first but became curious and then started going up sniffing trying to give kisses. If properly introduced in a slow manner and the right way she will be good with another cat. Krystal has a bold & feisty side. When I go to leave her room she has no problem whacking my legs to tell me not to leave. Then I pick her up & she gives kisses. She loves to give kisses With a little patience and all done right she will make a wonderful addition to your home. If you are interested in this beauty or any of our other angels, you can complete an adoption application online at: https://kittenangels.org/adopt-3/ Please indicate on the adoption application that you are interested in Krystal fostered by Lisa D. Please note, fosters do get final approval for any adoption as they are most familiar with the personalities of their foster kittens and cats. Kitten Angels is a non profit, volunteer organization. We rely solely on fostering, volunteers, donations, and adoption fees. An adoption fee of $175.00 must be paid at the time of adoption by either cash or check. All of our adoptable animals are assessed in foster homes, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations and have been spayed or neutered and tested for FeLV/FIV. Medical records will be released with the adopted pet.