Gypsy agrees 2016 hasn’t been the best year yet for her. She was found outside several months ago with a few feral cats and was taken in as part of a “Trap, Neuter and Release” program (thus the ear tip). It was there they realized two things: 1) this little black bundle was very playful and LOVED to be cuddled, and was in no way feral herself! And 2) she had a tail injury that was rapidly becoming an issue.

The group sought medical help for her, and her tail was amputated. They fostered her during her recovery and waited until a rescue had room to take her in. Outside of relearning her balance, grace and poise when jumping and landing (she tends to land with a “thud”) Gypsy is your typical, energetic, curious and lovable kitten. She can be a bit skittish because of all the surgery and healing she’s had to do in her young, little life, but her foster mom makes sure she gets more than enough loving!! She is good around other cats and probably would do well with dogs.

Help her start 2017 off the right way. With a safe, forever home!

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