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She started out really shy and shut down, so her sister, Grandma's Marathon, would "protect" her. She is much smaller than her giant, fluffy sister, so she still looks to her for comfort and protection. I would love to see them go together, but if not, I think Lemon Drop would need a home with another friendly, confident animal.
She is an expert climber and she loves to chase balls and to wrestle with her sister. Very playful and always on the go, will put herself away in her cat condo (kennel type) when she's done playing. My favorite thing is when she decides to be cuddled and lets out the loudest, sweetest purrs.
Lemon Drop Hill is from a local shelter.
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