Maid Marion-Senior Princess looking for her Forever Castle

To complete an adoption application for Marion, please copy and paste this link in your browser: LaurelCats.org/Apply<br/><br/>Meet Marion — A Senior Princess Looking for Her Forever Castle <br/><br/>Like her namesake, Maid Marion is a self-rescuing senior princess—and she's ready for her forever home!<br/><br/>At 15 years young, Marion may be a senior, but don't let her age fool you. She can still climb, balance, jump and hunt with surprising agility. Those long legs give her a reach that would make even Robin Hood jealous! <br/><br/>Marion has a thyroid condition that requires lifelong medication, but she's a very good patient and happily takes her pills mixed into wet food or Churu. She'll need routine health monitoring, but she's otherwise enjoying life and showing us that 15 is just a number!<br/><br/>She's an easy girl when it comes to the basics. She reliably uses her litter box, loves wet food and enjoys all kinds of soft treats. She does best with a fountain or simple water dish where she can easily see and reach the water.<br/><br/>Marion isn't a traditional lap cat, but she loves being near her people. She'll often settle nearby, keeping you company while graciously allowing an occasional ear scratch. <br/><br/>She's also wonderfully low-key with other cats. She'll happily give them their space—and expects the same in return. Already have a Little John or Friar Tuck? Marion could be quite content to join them. She'd also be perfectly happy as your one-and-only.<br/><br/>For the right adopter, Marion's adoption fee will be waived. We want her next home to be about finding the person who will cherish her, not the cost of adoption.<br/><br/>After 15 years, Marion deserves a quiet, loving forever home where she can be safe, comfortable and adored.<br/><br/>You must be at least 21 years of age to adopt from us. We accept online/electronic credit or debit card pre-payments for adoptions (no cash).<br/><br/>NOTE: Please do not ask us to HOLD a cat/kitten for you. Our space is very limited as we don't have a facility. <br/><br/>Laurel Cats does not have a shelter or storefront. Our kittens and cats are placed in the homes of loving volunteer fosters until they are adopted. This means our cats are accustomed to being handled and loved. Please ask questions if you're interested in any of our cats

To complete an adoption application for Marion, please copy and paste this link in your browser: LaurelCats.org/Apply

Meet Marion — A Senior Princess Looking for Her Forever Castle

Like her namesake, Maid Marion is a self-rescuing senior princess—and she's ready for her forever home!

At 15 years young, Marion may be a senior, but don't let her age fool you. She can still climb, balance, jump and hunt with surprising agility. Those long legs give her a reach that would make even Robin Hood jealous!

Marion has a thyroid condition that requires lifelong medication, but she's a very good patient and happily takes her pills mixed into wet food or Churu. She'll need routine health monitoring, but she's otherwise enjoying life and showing us that 15 is just a number!

She's an easy girl when it comes to the basics. She reliably uses her litter box, loves wet food and enjoys all kinds of soft treats. She does best with a fountain or simple water dish where she can easily see and reach t

To complete an adoption application for Marion, please copy and paste this link in your browser: LaurelCats.org/Apply

Meet Marion — A Senior Princess Looking for Her Forever Castle

Like her namesake, Maid Marion is a self-rescuing senior princess—and she's ready for her forever home!

At 15 years young, Marion may be a senior, but don't let her age fool you. She can still climb, balance, jump and hunt with surprising agility. Those long legs give her a reach that would make even Robin Hood jealous!

Marion has a thyroid condition that requires lifelong medication, but she's a very good patient and happily takes her pills mixed into wet food or Churu. She'll need routine health monitoring, but she's otherwise enjoying life and showing us that 15 is just a number!

She's an easy girl when it comes to the basics. She reliably uses her litter box, loves wet food and enjoys all kinds of soft treats. She does best with a fountain or simple water dish where she can easily see and reach the water.

Marion isn't a traditional lap cat, but she loves being near her people. She'll often settle nearby, keeping you company while graciously allowing an occasional ear scratch.

She's also wonderfully low-key with other cats. She'll happily give them their space—and expects the same in return. Already have a Little John or Friar Tuck? Marion could be quite content to join