It is with much sadness that we said farewell to Jenny - she had appeared perfectly healthy last night, but this morning we found that she had left us for the Rainbow Bridge.
Jenny came to Sanctuary House in February 2011, saved at the last minute from death row in an animal facility in North Carolina. When we first met Jenny she was an adult, thin and scraggly, but she gained weight here and became a most beautiful white and orange cat. Jenny loved her solitude; she didn't mind being near other cats, but she was a loner even in the midst of a group. With me, she was talkative and friendly, although she did not like being held. She knew her name, and always came when called. . . something that cannot be said for many cats!
Oh, Jenny - perhaps she has found our friends' beagle Lucy who left only a few days ago. Tesser well, Jenny; catch up with you later!
Jenny came to Sanctuary House in February 2011, saved at the last minute from death row in an animal facility in North Carolina. When we first met Jenny she was an adult, thin and scraggly, but she gained weight here and became a most beautiful white and orange cat. Jenny loved her solitude; she didn't mind being near other cats, but she was a loner even in the midst of a group. With me, she was talkative and friendly, although she did not like being held. She knew her name, and always came when called. . . something that cannot be said for many cats!
Oh, Jenny - perhaps she has found our friends' beagle Lucy who left only a few days ago. Tesser well, Jenny; catch up with you later!
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