Zach was surrendered to the rescue organization after his original family acquired a new puppy. He was then left to live alone outside and received very little attention. He lived at the rescue organization for many years before he was adopted by his current owner. Zach now enjoys riding in the truck, going to the beach, sitting on his owner's lap, and playing with the family's grandson! He is very happy.

Prissy came from the Randolph county animal shelter after being rescued from a puppy mill. She had a "cherry eye" fixed and was placed in a home where she's dressed up in outfits and lives the life of luxury now!

Mr. Tuddy and Mrs. Wiggins ( alias Sandy and Friskey)! These siblings were found as very young kittens in a home where the owner had been found dead for several days. The kittens were then taken to the shelter where they were once again rescued and placed in a local rescue shelter until they were adopted. They have battled respiratory issues periodically. Currently, they have been placed in their new forever home where they appear to be very content. They enjoy chasing one another throughout the house as well as climbing on their cat tree. What a lucky pair... After getting off to such a shaky start!

Ginger came from a larger litter of Great Pyrenees/German Shepard mixed puppies. She was rescued by a lady but was unable to keep her due to her size. Ginger was 40# at a very young age and very energetic. She was also an expert at escaping from fences. Ginger wanted to be inside. She was very smart and learned fast. In the Great Pyrenees tradition, Ginger was friendly to other dogs and cats in her foster home. (No matter how rude they were to her!) She was crated and house trained, leash trained, and spayed through Penelope's project. Ginger was matched with a young college student who has roommates, runs daily, and hikes often. Ginger has plenty to do and gets lots of exercises. She is a very lucky girl!

Malala came to Penelope’s Project as a young kitten, timid and fearful. Today she is bold and fearless living in her now forever home. She races and plays with her new house buddy Marcellino.

Loretta Lynn was found malnourished, fearful, and alone in the road as a young weanling. Since placing her in her new home she has flourished! Loretta Lynn has gained her confidence, has boundless energy, runs daily among sheep, goats, ponies, ducks, chickens, and Great Pyrenees dogs. She's a happy girl!

Anjee was found running loose after she was abused by her original owners. She had a tremendous distrust for humans. She was rescued and slowly worked with to gain human trust. Pepper ended up at Penelope's project after she was a stray that was taken in and later surrendered after her owners were evicted. Both she and Anjee now have a wonderful home and enjoy playing on their " kitty gym".

Tiramisu was found as a four-month-old in Randolph County near a local grocery store. The rescuer placed her on a screened porch with other kitties. She escaped and climbed out onto the roof and cried for help! She came right down when she was called and was placed inside. She was placed earlier this spring in her forever home where she plays chase with her housemate kitty. She enjoys laying on her "kitty gym" and watching birds, squirrels, and chipmunks out on the birdfeeder. She's such a lucky girl!

Asher was first introduced to Penelope’s Project as a juvenile for a spay. She was unnamed as she was surrendered to the rescue. She then developed pneumonia several months afterwords and was hospitalized. She was then placed with a client that was interested in adoption at the time. Her mischief ways and her better health, as we call a cat personality became too much for her new found home. She was once again was surrendered. Today, she has found a forever home where she plays with her new friend, a Yorkie. Allowing her to be the cat she was intended to be.