Little ginger kitten found on the side of the road, kind human rescues her from street dogs and the cold of winter: 'Now she has her little belly out and be really feeling home'

So ginger cats are just like ginger people…they have a temper.

Gingers have a reputation. Their stereotypes go from crazy to crazier; they're known for being feisty, hot-headed, and the world is well aware that they have a temper. And according to the story below, they're not the only ones! Ginger cats have the same stereotypes!

In the story below, a man sees a tiny orange. He's suddenly propelled and instinctively urged to help out! Next to the side of the road was a little orange kitten, no bigger than a handful, trying her best to stay warm while street dogs lingered nearby. It is winter, and the streets were cold, too cold for a little kitten to happily or easily survive there. She was alone, exposed to the cold and the dangers of the road, with no clear way to protect herself. It was the kind of moment that a person's real character comes through: what would you do in that situation?

The man who saw her didn't hesitate. He scooped the kitten up with instinct and compassion. She was light, trembling, and unsure. She put up a fight, but he was a willing contestant to put in the effort since the street dogs were around, and the winter cold was closing in. Her small body was stiff with fear and cold. For a kitten so small and young, the world had already proven to be loud and threatening. Being carried away from the street was her first step toward something safer, but she didn't even understand it at the time.

When the kind human brought her home, she warmed up to his other cats pleasantly. He named the little girl Fairy, and she has quite the appetite. From trying to eat his chicken, bread, buns, and wafers, she's really turning out to be his purrfect companion. Read the full wholesome story below for all the details.

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Gingers really do have a stereotype, and I can vouch for them because I'm a ginger! There's something inherently feisty and intense about gingers. They don't take no for an answer, they will always fight for what they believe, and they're not easily controlled or contained. This little ginger kitten is just the same.
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