Chrissannthemum to the Rescue

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The mission of Chrissannthemum to the Rescue is to help as many animals as possible utilizing net profits from Chrissannthemum, LLC sales and public donations. Our ultimate goal is to open an animal sanctuary that will welcome domestic, farm and wildlife animals for rehabilitation and/or, sanctuary or hospice care, especially senior animals and animals with special needs. Funds go to purchasing food and supplies, medical treatment including TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) and helping rescues, individual rescuers and pet parents who are in need of assistance taking care of their furkids. Animal rescue organizations and individual rescuers are not charged for the herbal remedies sent to them. Beyond your Chrissannthemum purchase, you can contribute by making a donation that will go towards food, litter, and supplies in our pet pantry and medical fund.

Effective and successful animal rescue is time consuming, expensive and requires a lot of resources and networking. Whether by purchasing Chrissannthemum products, donating funding, fostering, adopting, transporting and/or volunteering you are making a huge difference in the lives of those who need our help for a wonderful quality of life, or dignity in times of sickness and hospice care.

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Thank you!
Christine

Adopt Us!

These wonderful cats are currently looking for their furever home. Please contact us if you are interested in learning more about a cat.

Moo (ADOPT ME!)(rescued from streets of Jersey City, NJ)

Harley Quinn (Pulled from NYC ACC kill list)

Mowgli (ADOPT ME!)(dropped outside my door after Hurricane Sandy)

Mango & Kiwi (rescued from outside an apartment building in New Jersey, bonded pair & must be adopted together)

Some of the Wonderful Beings we have Helped

Sonny & Cher (rescued outside in Pennsylvania, Sony did not make it and Cher has been adopted)

Angel (rescued from Jersey City streets when sickly, journeyed to the Rainbow Bridge soon after)

Karma (baby squirrel who took a tall tumble from his nest and journeyed to the Rainbow Bridge all too soon)

JJ (rescued from NYC ACC lobby before being surrendered, adopted)

Lucky (This little one washed up in the dark and in shock after Hurricane Sandy. Strangers joined in on building Lucky a cardboard condo where s/he stayed until well enough to return to NYC living)

Mimi (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted)

Tallulah Belle (Transported & fostered before going to rescue)

Charles (rescued from inside of an auto body garage/junkyard with his sibling Toni and brought to rescue for foster and then adoption)

Laverne & Shirley (bottle fed & fostered and then went to rescue for adoption)

Leo (rescued off a NYC barge and adopted)

Princess (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted)

Red Rosey (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted )

Bruno (was set to be euthanized due to aggression. Rescue was found with 40 minutes to spare. Transported to rescue)

BaBear (found on NYC street, rescued out of the NYC ACC lobby before being surrendered, adopted)

Toni (rescued from inside of an auto body garage/junkyard with her sibling Charles and brought to rescue for foster and then adoption)

Ollie (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted, fur sibling is Monkey)

BooBear (rescued from the street, adopted)

Willis (found by police on NYC street, rescued from the NYC ACC lobby before being surrendered, adopted)

Posey (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted)

Thomas (rescued from the streets of Philadelphia with an open fracture, leg amputated and brought to rescue that decided his home was with them)

TeddyBear (rescued out of the NYC ACC lobby before being surrendered, adopted)

Monkey (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted, fur sibling is Ollie)

Franky and Fritz (rescued from the side of the road in Camden, NJ, fostered and then taken in by rescue)

Blossom (pulled from NYC ACC kill list at age 21, adopted)

Kingpin Louie (rescued from streets of Jersey City, NJ, adopted)

Marla & her 5 kittens (rescued from the streets of Jersey City, NJ and transported to rescue)

Freddy Mercury Retrograde (rescued from behind an apartment building in New Jersey, was in very bad shape and we needed to help him go to the Rainbow Bridge)

Beebs (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted)

Pop (pulled from NYC ACC kill list, adopted)

Puff (rescued from owner, adopted)

Biggie (found wandering the streets after a heavy snowstorm, adopted)

Mama Lucy her kitties Charlie, Skyler, Rosebud and Peanut. (Rescued from streets of Jersey City, NJ. Adopted)

Henry 'Tank' the Cat

Henry 'Tank' the Cat was a cat who was suffering on the streets of Northeast Philadelphia. He was wounded and was finally trapped by the woman who found him, Mercy. Christine answered Mercy's plea for Henry (he was originally named Tank because after he was trapped Mercy only had a fish tank to put him in) and in that fish tank Christine transported him to her Veterinarian where Henry was operated on for his neck wound and dental issues. Henry had a few bumps in his road to recovery, tested positive for FIV, and remained at the Vet's office for a month where Christine would visit him every day to work on getting him to trust humans, as it was suspected Henry was either abused and/or attacked by an animal. The rescue All Souls Connected joined in to help him from the beginning and raised money for Henry's care. Through that time Henry gained quite the fan club and so a Facebook page was created to keep his supporters updated on his progress. On Christmas Day 2015 Christine and Mercy surprised one of the founders of All Souls Connected by delivering this special feline gift to her, she would become Henry's furever Mama. Henry lived life surrounded by love for 3 months until he fell ill and journeyed to the Rainbow Bridge. As we say, it took a village to save Henry, turned out he had gained a small city. He liked to Google.

Saving Jersey City Kitties

Saving Jersey City Kitties is a volunteer effort Christine co-founded in 2011. What started out as going to help someone set up a feeding station turned into her meeting about 40 cats on just one block who needed help in many ways. Through the help of a few volunteers and support of some neighbors, most cats have been spayed/neutered, some have found homes, are in foster care, some we have lost to disease, age, and cars, and others have been returned to their group where we make sure they have food, water and shelter, and offer them caring oversight and of course love. We consistently work to keep the population under control through TNR (trap, neuter, return).