Meet Ginny Geeg! This young at heart lady came to us as Ginny, but with the spunk that she has shown we decided to spice up her name a little bit. Ginny was rescued off the streets over a year ago by a good Samaritan. Since Ginny wasnt a fan of the other cats in the house she was stuck in a dog crate. The good Samaritan reached out to us because Ginny was crying out when she ate, but wasnt able to afford the dental that she suspected Ginny required. 

Hearing about her situation, we offered to take her and get her the care she needed. Once our vets looked at her they realized she needed more than just a standard dental. She has a condition called stomatitis, which is like gingivitis for cats. For her managing it has been as simple as adding some medication to her food. What can be easier than that. 

As if this poor girl didnt have it rough enough, as soon as we were ready to send her in for her dental, we discovered a lump on her belly. The lump was removed but it was malignant. As far as we can tell, she is now cancer free. 

Even with all that going on Ginny Geeg has been a champ. She has a good appetite and in good spirits. She doesnt have a lot of love for other cats, but has done well with small dogs that respect her space. Primary Color: Black Secondary Color: White Weight: 11.44lbs Age: 8yrs 11mths 1wks Animal has been Spayed