Ginger came in with a severe neck injury from a collar that was too tight, and fear made her freeze up—she let herself be carried because walking was simply too much. Care, time, and patient volunteers have helped Ginger begin to heal inside and out. She’s still anxious, especially on leash, and will try to run if overwhelmed, but every day she grows braver. Ginger is gentle to people and respectful with other dogs; she’s at her best when paired with calm canine companions, and she often finds her courage by following their lead. In her foster home, Ginger warmed up within hours and eventually followed her fosters around, accepting gentle pets. She loves outdoor adventures, relaxing in quiet company and exploring the woods—her curiosity shines when she’s among nature and other dogs. Toys and treats aren’t really her thing yet, but she’s house trained and behaves well solo. Ginger is an escape risk due to fear, so secure fencing and a gentle approach are musts. She rarely barks, does well with dogs of all sizes, and seems to have little to no prey drive. With strangers she takes time—older children who respect her pace are fine, but little ones are too much for her now. If you have a peaceful home, a friendly dog, and a soft spot for gentle souls, Ginger is ready to blossom with the right person by her side. They are waiting with paws crossed! Apply now!