Update: Thanks to your support, Jenga's injured tail was amputated. She has returned to her playful self and is adjusting well at the shelter.

Your donations are improving the lives of injured shelter pets. Every dollar helps a sick or injured animal get emergency medical care. Thank you for continuing to help those in need. 

Read Jenga's full story below.

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Meet Jenga. 

The sweet 1.5-year-old calico cat was found with a gunshot wound to her tail that was left untreated for some time, resulting in it becoming infected. 

Her tail was partially degloved and mostly necrotic. She was taken in by an animal rescue in Georgia who brought her to a vet for treatment options. 

After examining her tail and prescribing antibiotics and pain meds, the vet said the only option is to amputate her tail. 

Jenga has had a rough life, but with your support that is about to change. 

The friendly feline enjoys being around people, despite what she has been through, and deserves a second chance to find a loving home. 

Her surgery is scheduled but the rescue needs help covering her medical bills and recovery costs.

Greater Good Charities' Emergency Animal Medical fund was created for situations like this and with your continued support will help save more lives. 

Donate today and help Jenga get the treatment she needs to heal. Every dollar helps!