Angie Girl lived in a free roaming/community/feral colony. The caregiver that fed her and worked on earning her trust every day.  She trapped her for spay/neuter for TNR (trap, neuter, return). Her left ear is tipped, the universal sign, that she is altered and live in a colony. That is now their Badge of Honor!! She was very cautious but showed up at feeding time. The caregiver was determined to gain her trust and save her from a life living outdoors and began calling her by name. It took time and being patient and many, many months. As she got closer she began touching and petting Angie Girl. She slowly started to trust her and each day when she called her name she came running to be fed and petted.  After hearing the story Cat Rangers graciously agreed to accept her. She became very attached to her care giver and she visits her many times a week at Cat Rangers Center. Angie is a beautiful, sweet, laid back, gentle soul, but a little shy. She gets along with all the cats and shows no aggression even if the other cats hiss at her. If her adopter is patient and accepts her on her own terms she will warm your heart with love.