Saige – male
DOB: ~ 2014
Young adult male, approx 2yrs old
Friendly, social young man. He loves to do figure 8′s around your ankles! Saige would be fine with other cats, after proper introductions. He has not been tested with dogs yet. Saige is very playful and can keep himself occupied for hours playing with his favorite furry mouse toy. He has good house manners and he likes to be part of family activities.
Bunny – female
DOB: ~ 2014
Bunny got her name because she hops like a bunny when she gets pet, and also because of her cute pink nose. Bunny is a young Mom kitty that was rescued with her kitten Marty.
Cinderella – female
DOB: – 2013
Named for her dirty condition when one of us found her, she goes by Ella or Rella now. Didn’t she clean up nice?? She is the neatest little black and white cat, and she’s actually become pleasingly plump. She loves to be rubbed around her neck and ears and she purrs on contact. Not the most confident kitty, she would do best in a calm, quiet environment, and would like another cat for company as long as she/he isn’t rough with her.
Amari – female
DOB: 2014
“My name is Amari. It means strength and I have it. I’m about 2 years old, have captivating gold eyes and am very friendly. My foster mom fed me outside with the roaming neighborhood cats for a couple of days when I decided I wanted to be an inside kitty.
The vet says I have a slight limp from an old unknown injury. It doesn’t appear to bother me and it certainly doesn’t keep me sitting still.”
Waldo – male
DOB: ~2012
DECLAWED
Waldo is doing much better in his foster home. He is much more relaxed, and trusting. His foster Mom thinks because of his past, it just took him time to settle in and realize there is gentleness here. No need to be defensive. So, we are hoping that someone else will give him a chance to be a loved kitty. He has discovered the screened in porch at his foster home – LOVES watching the birds, and doing some sunbathing.
4-14-16 – Where’s Waldo? Well, after what we think was a long time on his own, Waldo is safe with the Pet Adoption Network.
Waldo was found living in a wooded area, but gladly came begging at neighbors doors. He had a infected bite wound, as well as ticks ! UGH! Living wild is no place for an declawed cat. We have had no luck finding his owners. This handsome guy is feeling much better, and is ready for a new life. Waldo can be very friendly, rubbing against your leg.
If you have any questions, or would like to speak with his foster Mom, please send an email: info@petadoptionnetwork.org
Mason – male
DOB: 2014/15
Mason is a new kitty to the PAN family, but he fits in well. He’s VERY friendly, wants to be petted, and climbs into your lap. He was found hiding in a dog house, with a slight injury to his tail. He’s fine and good to go! A really nice boy.
Mason – male
Sundance – male
DOB: 2014
Chocolate Brown
Sundance is quiet and gentle. A little shy at first, he is extremely loving once he gets to know you. He has a very unique coat, mainly chocolate brown with lighter colored hairs evenly distributed throughout his whole body. What a handsome boy.
Sundance – male
Katniss – female
DOB: ~August 2014
Katniss is generously sponsored by:
Sarah Engert
Katniss was turned over to a local shelter with her kitten who has already been adopted. She was in rough shape at that point. She was transferred to Pet Adoption Network and I have been fostering her since September. She has improved so much – it’s incredible! She just needed love and a safe home. She is at a healthy weight now and loves to be pet especially scratched on the head.
Katniss Sleeping
It took her a month before she started playing with toys and now she chases around her ball and LOVES her wand toy. She even drags it around the house with her. It’s so cute. She will cuddle next to me on the couch and she sleeps at the end of the bed. She always greets me at the door and has always used her litter box well. She has really become wonderful!
Alaska – female
DOB: 2014
Alaska is very personable young lady, who loves to chat. You can have long conversations with this young lady. She can be very affectionate and loves her people around, but she needs to be placed in an adult only home with cat savvy people. Alaska is charming and very nice as long as she is not overstimulated. She can get nippy if she gets worked up or upset. This pretty young lady just needs someone who understands.
Foxy – female
DOB: around 2006
Foxy is generously sponsored by:
Steven Owens
“My name is Foxy. I’ve had several homes and none have been very stable. My last daddy lost his apartment and could not keep me with him while looking for a new place to live. A nice family with lots of kitties took me in until he could find a new home for both of us. It’s been a while and now I know he has forgotten all about me. I am sad and need love and a new home. Could it be with you?” Foxy is available for PAN’s Senior to Senior program”.
Lila – female
DOB: January 1, 2014
Lila is a sweet, cuddly girl AND orange. We don’t often see orange females, they are predominately males.
Jack – male
DOB: Spring 2004
Jack is an easy going, laid back senior. He was well cared for in his previous home, but because of many changes in his life, he needed to return to PAN. Yes, he was one of our kittens in 2004. We are here for him and will find him another home he can call his own.
Available for senior to senior program
Taggi – female
DOB: May 31, 2015
Available for adoption
Taggi was born to a feral mom. She was found under the porch of two of our volunteers who took them in after mom disappeared. They bottle fed her every two hours until she could be weaned. This takes dedication, patience and, as always, the cost of a special formula made for newborn kittens. Stop down to our center and you will see the results – a robust, healthy beautiful young cat - thanks to the efforts of two dedicated volunteers – Brad and Jeanine.
Bubbles and Picnic are both female
Bubbles Darlene – DOB: Sept. 10, 2013
Picnic is generously sponsored by:
Mary Ellen Lansing
Picnic (black)- DOB: January 2013 – ADOPTED!!
Bubbles is very energetic. She loves to look out the window, play with her toys, and cuddle. She has to have her tummy rubbed at least twice day. Bubbles is also dog friendly.
Stormy/Grayson – male
DOB: 2011/2012
Stormy is generously sponsored by: Nancy Gronski
Shorthair blue with small white pendant.
They call me Stormy because I came inside during the coldest month ever. I’m very grateful to be warm and fed (lots of nummy canned food) and to have a person to chat with and rub on. I chat a lot! I see myself as more of a Grayson, Lord and Master of my own Manor, though. Mrrrow, at least one person, maybe another cat or two..think about it, there’s a lot to love about me!
2016 update: Stormy hasn’t been at the center much because he has a chronic eye infection. We’ve tried a lot of stuff, nothing seems to work. Sometimes you just have to apply tincture of time.
Yolanda – female – Available for our Senior to Senior program
DOB: ~2010
Yolanda is generously sponsored by: Julie Schwetz
Available for our Senior to Senior adoption program
What a lovely longhair black and white cat! She loves all people and pretty much other cats. She’s chatty and loves sleeping with people.
We’ve shared before how she does not like getting those furry toes into deep litter and prefers hard surfaces (never a rug!) Another piece of this is that she has a chronic colitis and does best on prednisone. She will need to see a vet twice a year to get this. The pills are small, inexpensive, and she takes them so nicely. So there, we don’t like surprises either.
Gypsy – female – Available for our Senior to Senior program
DOB – Nov. 2010
Gypsy is generously sponsored by:
George Irwin
Available for our Senior to Senior adoption program
Gypsy is a pretty, tidy, happy little cat who lives peacefully with other cats. She loves to rub against her person and sleep in a basket or atop the kitty condo. She can be seen often at adoption days. Gypsy is ready to find her fur-ever home.
Fizzles – male Senior to Senior kitty
DOB ~ October, 2010
Fizzles is generously sponsored by
Jeanne Glickert
Available for our Senior to Senior adoption program
Mr Fizzles is a bit reserved until he’s comfortable with his surroundings. He is good with other cats as long as they don’t try to dominate him. We think he might be OK with easy going, cat loving dogs. BTW – he LOVES those little green olives that you put in a martini ……..
Matilda Zeta – female
Date of Birth:~May 2011
Matilda is generously sponsored by:
Erica Badger
Matilda is generously sponsored by Dedi & Peter Paris.
Her name means “Little Girl”. She loves to play, is good with young and old cats, likes to be held and will sleep on your lap. She was found starving on the city streets and is very happy to be in a warm foster home where love and food is plenty.
Tammy – female
Date of Birth: March 2006
Tammy is generously sponsored by
Sandra Wheeler
Available for our Senior to Senior adoption.
Tammy is also a special placement kitty: She was abandoned with her kitten at a local shelter. Her baby was adopted a long time ago & poor Tammy was left behind. A high energy kitty, Tammy needs to keep busy – she loves to chase her furry mice, runs up & down her large scratching post and has a very big appetite for such a slim girl. Tammy’s activity level is way too high for most other cats to tolerate, so she may be best as an only cat. She has been indoor only since we’ve had her, which would be our preference, but she might be happiest as an indoor/outdoor kitty if the home was in a safe location. Some might say that Tammy has a slight case of Attention Deficit Disorder – she’s just a very busy girl. Tammy does not show well at our adoption center so she does not come for regular adoption days. A special viewing can be arranged upon request. Tammy needs a very special person willing to give her a chance.
Iscee – female – senior
Date of Birth: 2004
Iscee is being generously sponsored by Julie Schwetz
Available as a Senior to Senior
Iscee is a quiet, sweet little girl. She needs a family who does not have children. Iscee loves to be pet on her back, tail, chin and belly. 
She can be picked up by a person who knows how to be gentle and secure. She really is a sweetheart and would be great in a house without animals who are high spirited. She does not mind my 13 year old Beagle. If given a chance Iscee would make you very happy.
Viola – female
DOB: late 2011
Viola is generously sponsored by:
Mary Ellen Lansing
Viola is a very affectionate, young adult, with stunning colors. Viola would blossom in a quiet home, a lot of noise makes her worry. She is very at home on a loving lap. She’s had to compete in her foster home for one-on-one time, and would love her own purr-son.
Black Velvet – female
DOB: Late June 2012
Black Velvet is generously sponsored by: Hisayo Thornton (from Western Australia)
Who would have thought a scrawny, stray kitten found outside would become this shiny beauty, and sports a super soft coat. She is very cat friendly, and even likes the dogs – at a bit of a distance. She takes a little time to warm up to a new person, but then … just TRY to get her off your lap! She lives with Viola.
Lindsay – female
DOB: April 24, 2012
Lindsay is sponsored in memory of
Sno Coppola and Lois Seaborn
I am very sweet and gentle, but had a very difficult start in life and I am very shy at 1st. Once I get to know you I rub and purr and will be your lifelong friend. I need a lot of time to adjust though, and need a patient person willing to give me time. I promise you will be happy you did! I would do best in a quiet household and I love to be with other cats.
Cherie – female
DOB: July 1 2013
Cherie is generously sponsored in memory of Calvin “muffin pants” Akins, beloved pet of Cary and Melinda Akins
Cherie appears to be wearing a little beret over her left ear. You just have to see it for yourself — Soooo cute!! Her sister Simone has been adopted and now Cherie is waiting patiently for someone to recognize what a wonderful addition she would make to a home that is needing to be filled with the love she has to give.
Holly Sue – female
Date of Birth: 2007
Holly is generously sponsored by:
Douglas Parker
Available for our Senior to Senior program
Holly Sue is a chatty kitty, OK with dogs and laid back other cats. She would do well in a quiet environment with an experienced guardian. She is generally healthy but had been having seizures. Now she is on medication for that and has become seizure free and pretty good about taking her pills. Please ask for a private interview.
Liz Taylor – female
DOB: 2011
Liz Taylor is generously sponsored by:
Autumn Angielczyk
“Hello fans. I know you can’t get enough of me. I am so beautiful. Today I am featuring one of my newest pieces of jewelry. Isn’t it lovely? You might be able to have your own private interview with me, all you have to do is e-mail PAN and I will do whatever I can to make your wishes come true.”
Summer – female
DOB: April 15, 2013
Summer is generously sponsored by: Deborah Stearns
Summer is one of her foster Mom’s favorites! She is always looking for an opportunity to occupy a warm lap, as pictured here. Between cuddles, she runs and plays with those fun fake fuzzy mice!
Summer is quite comfortable with cats & calm dogs.
Summer is just waiting to be able to bask in the sunshine like she is doing in this picture. She would love to be able to do it in her own fur-ever home.
