Meet Gingy: Your New Red-Hot Roommate (With Boundaries) Hello, peasants-I mean, potential adopters. I'm Gingy, a fiery, freedom-loving feline with the voice of an opera singer and the independence of a teenager who just got their driver's license. I'm looking for a forever home that understands my vibe: classy, sassy, and needs space. Let's get the basics out of the way: No apartments, I'm very very loud and shouldn't have an home with shared walls with neighbours (out of respect to them). No young kids-I can get nippy when i'm over stimulated. I'm probably best suited for an adult household that's active and experienced with spunky cats. I'm not one of those clingy cats who needs constant attention. I enjoy my own company, thank you very much. I'm more of a "roommate who occasionally yells at you from another room" than a lap cat. I'll love you from a distance, mostly, unless you're holding snacks. Then all bets are off. Big bonus points if you have a catio (the enclosed kind-safety first, people!) or a secure yard where I can channel my inner lion. I used to go outside regularly in my old home, so being stuck inside 24/7? Not ideal. I need to sniff the wind, judge squirrels, and nap in the sun like the dramatic little beast I am. Don't get me wrong-I can be affectionate and fun. I've got personality. I'm super vocal, and I have opinions about everything. If you've ever wanted to live with someone who provides loud, unsolicited commentary on your every move, I'm your guy. But here's the deal: I do get overstimulated sometimes, and when I do... I get nippy. It's not personal. I just need outlets for my energy-puzzles, toys, stimulation, maybe a podcast to scream over. The outdoors helps a lot, too. Think of it as mental health enrichment for your redheaded roommate. So if you're cool, cat-savvy, and have the right setup for a semi-feral little drama king who wants his freedom AND his breakfast on time-I'm waiting. *All our working whiskers are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and vet checked, and our adoption fee is up to you to choose. You are responsible for providing a safe and suitable living environment, food, water and veterinary care as required.
