A Year Before the Shelter

That’s how long Karisha waited for her turn to find at least a temporary home at the animal shelter. She lived next to an entrance, where a caring girl fed her, took care of her sterilization, and waited for a spot to open up in the shelter. Now, Karisha is adapting to her new life.

Perhaps Karisha Was Once a House Cat

This conclusion was reached by the shelter staff because the cat craves human interaction. She is modest, even a bit timid, but friendly. She can play and enjoys sitting in laps, as long as the petting is gentle and not too overwhelming. This cat would be perfect for someone who needs a moderately social companion.

I Want to Help!

Animals like her usually find new families without much trouble, but future owners need to learn about them first. That’s why we’re sharing Karisha’s story and trying to promote her on social media. You can join us and help give Karisha some exposure or other lovely and useful gifts.