The Penelope Project
Penelope

A living collection of love

The Penelope Project

A little dog. A lifetime of love. A thousand stories worth keeping.

Tell your Penelope story

Everyone has a Penelope story.

Some are funny. Some are tender. Some are the tiny moments you never realized would mean so much.

This is a place to gather them all, so the love she gave and the memories she made can live on through everyone who knew her.

Shared by the people who loved her

Memories of Penelope

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“I remember babysitting Pen at my apartment. It was my chihuahuas first time having another dog around and she was so timid with other dogs. Watching Pen try to play with Billie so gently that Billie opened up and started to play was the sweetest moment. I saw Pen as my niece. Even more a…”

— Priscilla · Friend

“Fu n time in The garden”

— Grandma Dawn

“Little P was small but mighty She would rule all the lager dogs in the family”

— Grandma Dawn

“My best hiker”

— Penny’s mom

“I first met Penelope at a bar! She was the most mellow lady there. Fast forward I started to walk her on the afternoons while her mom was at work. She would bark at me and refuse to leave her bed. Once outside she would constantly try to take me home. Everyone would comment on…”

— Sammy · Friend

“When she let my son pick her up like a baby. She comforted him when he was missing his sister, he didn’t feel as alone when “nelope” was there … we love you babygirl. Always and forever”

— Alexandra, auntie · She is my niece

“She kept her circle tight, but she loved deeply”

— Dustin · Friend

“She was the best work buddy you could ever ask for”

— Dustin · Friend

“When she was a puppy and we moved into our first place, she found a stick 10x larger then her and was running all around like she dominated it.”

— Jenn · Her mom

Penelope

Her story

Nearly fourteen years of being completely unforgettable.

Penelope came into a life that was changing and became the constant through everything that followed: home, adventure, comfort, comedy, companionship, and a love that became impossible to separate from everyday life.

This project is not about saying goodbye once. It is about keeping the stories—the ridiculous ones, the quiet ones, and all the little details that made Penelope, Penelope.