Penny
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Penny is truly a neighborhood cat. Penny is a very friendly orange tabby boy, and h e just showed up mysteriously two weeks ago without explanation in the quiet, close-knit neighborhood in Leesville and very quickly endeared himself to all the children and adults alike. The children named him Penny because they thought his color was like that of a penny. Courtney and her other adult neighbors did their best to find Penny's home, including taking him to the vet to be scanned for a microchip, but they struck out at every turn. While all the neighbors were happily caring for him, one of them decided to actually adopt him and give him a good home as soon as she returned from her out-of-town trip. While she was still away, however, Penny got stuck in a tree. No one knew why he climbed the tree, but everyone worked to help him get down. It was a great, neighborhood effort, but they were unable to get him down on their own, and they were unable to find anyone else to do it. After dis