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Gia, affectionately known as "Little Miss G Thang," is a spirited firecracker with an indomitable spirit. Despite facing physical challenges, she radiates resilience and joy. Let's delve into what makes Gia truly remarkable:
- **Background:** Found injured in Lake Worth, Gia had a mostly paralyzed hind end. A compassionate citizen reached out for help, and when no one else stepped up, a local bird and pocket pet rescue took her in. Eventually, she found her way to Palm Beach Purrs.
- **Unique Condition:** Gia's spinal cord injury prevents her brain from communicating with her back end. However, her sensational spinal cord generates patterns, allowing her to move-a phenomenon known as "spinal walking." It's an involuntary motor function driven by muscle memory and spinal reflexes.
- **Daily Care:** Gia needs her bladder expressed three times a day, a routine she's accustomed to. She can also be stimulated to urinate, making it easier for caretakers new to this process. Although she can defecate independently, she requires a spacious litter box.
- **Playful Spirit:** Gia's zest for life knows no bounds. She finds joy in everything, even her own shadow. Special needs don't hinder her; she embraces each day with enthusiasm.
- **Social Butterfly:** Gia adores other cats, although her roughhousing style suits rambunctious feline companions best. Her coordination may not be perfect, but her determination is awe-inspiring.
- **Uplifting Presence:** Spending time with Gia is transformative. Her positive attitude and resilience serve as a powerful reminder that life's challenges can be overcome. Caring for her is an honor.
Gia, affectionately known as "Little Miss G Thang," is a spirited firecracker with an indomitable spirit. Despite facing physical challenges, she radiates resilience and joy. Let's delve into what makes Gia truly remarkable:
- **Background:** Found injured in Lake Worth, Gia had a mostly paralyzed hind end. A compassionate citizen reached out for help, and when no one else stepped up, a local bird and pocket pet rescue took her in. Eventually, she found her way to Palm Beach Purrs.
- **Unique Condition:** Gia's spinal cord injury prevents her brain from communicating with her back end. However, her sensational spinal cord generates patterns, allowing her to move-a phenomenon known as "spinal walking." It's an involuntary motor function driven by muscle memory and spinal reflexes.
- **Daily Care:** Gia needs her bladder expressed three times a day, a routine she's accustomed to. She can also be stimulated to urinate, making it easier for caretakers new to this process. Although she can defecate independently, she requires a spacious litter box.
- **Playful Spirit:** Gia's zest for life knows no bounds. She finds joy in everything, even her own shadow. Special needs don't hinder her; she embraces each day with enthusiasm.
- **Social Butterfly:** Gia adores other cats, although her roughhousing style suits rambunctious feline companions best. Her coordination may not be perfect, but her determination is awe-inspiring.
- **Uplifting Presence:** Spending time with Gia is transformative. Her positive attitude and resilience serve as a powerful reminder that life's challenges can be overcome. Caring for her is an honor.
We are an all foster based rescue and rely on social media to help get our kitties adopted at this time.
We are an all foster based rescue and rely on social media to help get our kitties adopted at this time.
More about this rescue
We are a new non profit organization founded on the mission for the protection of cats and homeless kittens. We work toward educating the communities about the importance of TNVR (trap, neuter, vaccinate and release) programs as well as finding solid, loving homes for cats and kittens in need.
We are in the process of applying for 501c3 exemption.
We are a new non profit organization founded on the mission for the protection of cats and homeless kittens. We work toward educating the communities about the importance of TNVR (trap, neuter, vaccinate and release) programs as well as finding solid, loving homes for cats and kittens in need.
We are in the process of applying for 501c3 exemption.
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