Gingie

Thank you for stoping by to meet Gingie. Gingie and her sister Charlee, were rescued from an animal abuse environment. Gingie came to the rescue with an old fracture to her left knee and back right leg. She was extremely under weight. Her new injuries consisted of a fractured front left arm, fractured back left leg, fractured pelvis and fractured tail. Gingie&#39;s front leg required surgery and a plate was placed to hold the bones together. After 2 months of rest and recovery Gingie is happy. Has gained 2 pounds and gets around so well with her detached back legs that the vet decided not to do further surgery on her back legs. <br/> <br/><br/>Dispute all this abuse Gingie has remained very loyal and loving towards her humans. She is an extremely gentle kitty. She loves to cuddle day and night. She will snuggle up next to you so she can soak up all the love you have to give. Gingie would do wonderful with children over the age of 5 years. She would make a great family pet and a wonderful companion for a teen.<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting Gingie and possibly giving her the forever lifetime home please do our blank adoption form at www.alicatrescue.org/cat/adopt-me/<br/><br/>Gingie is spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on her vaccinations including Rabies, tested negative for Feline Leukemia and AIDS, wormed and given regular flea treatment.<br/><br/>Gingie&#39;s donation adoption fee is $100 puls $15 for a Rabies tag that is required for all PBC residents.<br/><br/>Ali Cat Rescue, Inc. is a not-for-profit rescue with no birck and mortor facility. We rely solely on compationate foster families for the care of our cats/kittens. All donations received go directly to the care of our cats and kittens.<br/><br/>www.alicatrescue.org

Thank you for stoping by to meet Gingie. Gingie and her sister Charlee, were rescued from an animal abuse environment. Gingie came to the rescue with an old fracture to her left knee and back right leg. She was extremely under weight. Her new injuries consisted of a fractured front left arm, fractured back left leg, fractured pelvis and fractured tail. Gingie's front leg required surgery and a plate was placed to hold the bones together. After 2 months of rest and recovery Gingie is happy. Has gained 2 pounds and gets around so well with her detached back legs that the vet decided not to do further surgery on her back legs.


Dispute all this abuse Gingie has remained very loyal and loving towards her humans. She is an extremely gentle kitty. She loves to cuddle day and night. She will snuggle up next to you so she can soak up all the love you have to give. Gingie would do wonderful with children over the age of 5 years. She would make a great family pet and a wonderful companion for a teen.

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Thank you for stoping by to meet Gingie. Gingie and her sister Charlee, were rescued from an animal abuse environment. Gingie came to the rescue with an old fracture to her left knee and back right leg. She was extremely under weight. Her new injuries consisted of a fractured front left arm, fractured back left leg, fractured pelvis and fractured tail. Gingie's front leg required surgery and a plate was placed to hold the bones together. After 2 months of rest and recovery Gingie is happy. Has gained 2 pounds and gets around so well with her detached back legs that the vet decided not to do further surgery on her back legs.


Dispute all this abuse Gingie has remained very loyal and loving towards her humans. She is an extremely gentle kitty. She loves to cuddle day and night. She will snuggle up next to you so she can soak up all the love you have to give. Gingie would do wonderful with children over the age of 5 years. She would make a great family pet and a wonderful companion for a teen.

If you are interested in meeting Gingie and possibly giving her the forever lifetime home please do our blank adoption form at www.alicatrescue.org/cat/adopt-me/

Gingie is spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on her vaccinations including Rabies, tested negative for Feline Leukemia and AIDS, wormed and given regular flea treatment.

Gingie's donation adoption fee is $100 puls $15 for a