(Sir) Percy

My name is Sir Percy! The full salutation is Sir Percival S. Peanut. But don't let that fancy title fool you. I am a reserved and mellow gentleman, social, and full of easy affection.<br/><br/>During the Great War of the Streets, my rear hind leg was unfortunately injured and I was left with a bone shard. I have been healing well and walk fairly well, however; I no longer require a cane. Three vets have certified that surgery would not be helpful, so I will likely always have a bit of a bum leg that drags a bit behind at times. Thus, I am best suited to a less-active home. My brother is Bill. <br/><br/>But despite my hard start in life, I still get along quite well with other well-mannered cats, and integrate easily. Keep calm and keep purring is my motto!

My name is Sir Percy! The full salutation is Sir Percival S. Peanut. But don't let that fancy title fool you. I am a reserved and mellow gentleman, social, and full of easy affection.

During the Great War of the Streets, my rear hind leg was unfortunately injured and I was left with a bone shard. I have been healing well and walk fairly well, however; I no longer require a cane. Three vets have certified that surgery would not be helpful, so I will likely always have a bit of a bum leg that drags a bit behind at times. Thus, I am best suited to a less-active home. My brother is Bill.

But despite my hard start in life, I still get along quite well with other well-mannered cats, and integrate easily. Keep calm and keep purring is my motto!

My name is Sir Percy! The full salutation is Sir Percival S. Peanut. But don't let that fancy title fool you. I am a reserved and mellow gentleman, social, and full of easy affection.

During the Great War of the Streets, my rear hind leg was unfortunately injured and I was left with a bone shard. I have been healing well and walk fairly well, however; I no longer require a cane. Three vets have certified that surgery would not be helpful, so I will likely always have a bit of a bum leg that drags a bit behind at times. Thus, I am best suited to a less-active home. My brother is Bill.

But despite my hard start in life, I still get along quite well with other well-mannered cats, and integrate easily. Keep calm and keep purring is my motto!