Penelope

Penelope arrived at Good Mews with a leg broken in two places. As the leg had been broken for some time, an amputation was required. After surgery, Penelope was sent to a foster home to recover and get ready for adoption.<br/>Penelope was frightened when she arrived at her foster home and hid when approached but time and patience ultimately won her heart. Within a few weeks she enjoyed the affection and pets she received and gave head and body bumps in return. She isn’t overly fond of lap time or being held but will quietly tolerate it for a short time. She does enjoy sitting at your feet. At the end of her foster stay, she was a happy, chatty girl with a quick purr and loving nature that fit right into the foster’s home and routines. <br/>Penelope’s foster home included one 13-year-old Siamese cat that she fell in love with. Being older, he wasn’t interested in playing with her but was friendly toward her. Penelope often gave him body rubs when they saw each other. She was not around dogs. She was usually shy around visitors except for those who came by on a regular basis. Penelope did not encounter children during her stay. <br/>Penelope gets around well despite her amputation. She can run, climb on cat towers, jump on furniture, scratch her claws, and use her litter box with no problem. She continues to perfect how to play with toys. She likes wand toys and catnip filled toys the best. Her favorite pastime at her foster home was spending time on the screened-in porch. She loved watching birds, squirrels, chipmunks and deer seen in nearby woods. Open windows inside the house were enjoyed as well.<br/>Penelope would love a home that includes a friendly cat or cats that will be part of her life, such as playing, cuddling and sleeping with her. She is a sweet girl with a low maintenance personality and her endearing ways will make her a wonderful addition to someone’s home.

Penelope arrived at Good Mews with a leg broken in two places. As the leg had been broken for some time, an amputation was required. After surgery, Penelope was sent to a foster home to recover and get ready for adoption.
Penelope was frightened when she arrived at her foster home and hid when approached but time and patience ultimately won her heart. Within a few weeks she enjoyed the affection and pets she received and gave head and body bumps in return. She isn’t overly fond of lap time or being held but will quietly tolerate it for a short time. She does enjoy sitting at your feet. At the end of her foster stay, she was a happy, chatty girl with a quick purr and loving nature that fit right into the foster’s home and routines.
Penelope’s foster home included one 13-year-old Siamese cat that she fell in love with. Being older, he wasn’t interested in playing with her but was friendly toward her. Penelope often gave him body rubs when they saw each other. She was not around dogs. She was usually shy

Penelope arrived at Good Mews with a leg broken in two places. As the leg had been broken for some time, an amputation was required. After surgery, Penelope was sent to a foster home to recover and get ready for adoption.
Penelope was frightened when she arrived at her foster home and hid when approached but time and patience ultimately won her heart. Within a few weeks she enjoyed the affection and pets she received and gave head and body bumps in return. She isn’t overly fond of lap time or being held but will quietly tolerate it for a short time. She does enjoy sitting at your feet. At the end of her foster stay, she was a happy, chatty girl with a quick purr and loving nature that fit right into the foster’s home and routines.
Penelope’s foster home included one 13-year-old Siamese cat that she fell in love with. Being older, he wasn’t interested in playing with her but was friendly toward her. Penelope often gave him body rubs when they saw each other. She was not around dogs. She was usually shy around visitors except for those who came by on a regular basis. Penelope did not encounter children during her stay.
Penelope gets around well despite her amputation. She can run, climb on cat towers, jump on furniture, scratch her claws, and use her litter box with no problem. She continues to perfect how to play with toys. She likes wand toys and catnip filled toys the best. Her favo