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Feeding over 400 ferals.

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Providing care for the abandoned and feral cats in Cape Town's main industrial areas

Ginger

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Ginger, a striking ginger with soft, creamy fur, carries an air of quiet confidence in her gaze. Her eyes are sharp, yet there’s a trace of curiosity that suggests she’s aware of her surroundings but not easily startled. She’s not overly bold, but she’s no stranger to the ebb and flow of colony life. Her whiskers twitch as she surveys the area, perhaps watching over the boundaries of her shared territory with Prince and Flopsy.

Her coat has a warm, striped pattern that blends beautifully with the golden hues of the sun, making her almost invisible at dusk. She’s not the largest of the group but carries herself with an understated grace. When she moves, it’s with quiet precision, a sign of her street-smart nature, always on the lookout for the best hiding spots and the tastiest morsels.

While her colony is situated on the opposite side of the road from Raven and Ruby’s, she doesn’t mind the occasional crossings. It’s a bit of a diplomatic gesture, a friendly visit or an unexpected encounter across the road. There’s an unspoken understanding between the two colonies—respect is key, but curiosity often leads them to the road, where the boundary blurs for a while.

As for her role in the colony, she’s a steady presence—perhaps not the leader, but a valuable member of the circle, content in her place yet ever observant. She’ll cross the road and visit Raven and Ruby, but she knows when to return home. Every crossing is a dance of balance and trust, a quiet rivalry with moments of shared peace.


Shares a colony with “Prince“, and “Flopsy“. Their ‘colony’ is opposite the ‘colony’ of “Raven” and “Ruby“. Sometimes they cross the road to visit each other.

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