The Isle of Man will get a tiny new furry resident later this year - after the bighearted public donated more than £700!
Ginge the kitten was found by Charlotte Gorman's family in holiday in Tunisia, and taken to a vet because he'd been abandoned and wasn't in the best condition.
Now, Charlotte says thanks to £715 in donations, five-week-old Ginge is being looked after by vets until he's old enough to travel.
She says she's hoping to welcome Ginge to the Isle of Man in September!
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