More about PENNY

Brief Bio:Penny was a stray cat that came to Front Street with a significant tail injury. She ultimately had to have it amputated (vet letter attached). She has been in foster care since her amputation recovering and learning to live without a tail. She has shown amazing resilience and is looking forward to finding her forever home.Summary of Personality: Penny is the sweetest kitten. Even with all of the medical challenges she has faced, she has always been friendly and happy. She wore a cone while she recovered from surgery without complaint and has even tolerated kitty diapers. She does not like taking medicine, but luckily she doesn’t need any more at this time. She loves cuddles, belly rubs and being pet behind her ears. She is playful and curious and gets along well with other cats. She is social and enjoys being around people.Home Life (experience with kids & other pets, etc): Penny currently lives in a house with children, other cats and dogs. She has not been around the dogs directly, but she has spent time with kids and other cats. She is easy going and gets along with both well. She has not shown any signs of being timid with regard to normal household noises. She acclimates easily and is curious and friendly.Include any observations: Penny is litterbox trained. She does have some incontinence (leaking) which happens mostly when she is either very relaxed (sleeping) or when there is some pressure on her bladder. The vet letter goes over this as well. This is something that may improve with time. She has tried kitten diapers, which she tolerated very well.Is your foster litter box trained?: Yes