Missy – female
DOB: ~August, 2017
Missy is a young mom who was outside in the rain trying to find shelter for her 2 young kittens. Fortunately, a kind woman found the three of them and brought them to PAN. Missy is small (6 lbs), very active and loves to play. She’s looking for her forever home where she can relax and be loved.
Missy
Victoria – female
DOB: ~2016
Victoria is another hard luck case. She has been living in a backyard for a couple of years, and several litters of kittens later, she is now safe with P.A.N. This petite girl must have had a home sometime because she loves belly rubs and head-butting! She just needs a chance at a indoor loving home. She has 2 kittens that are getting some much needed socialization.
Mitzi – female
DOB: 2016
ADOPTION PENDING!!
What is the story behind Mitzi??
We don’t know but Mitzi is so thankful for a second chance that she comes up to you, head butts you and reaches out for you to notice her. Then she returns it ten fold by loving you back.
Linden – male
DOB: ~2017
Linden is one to two years young. A shy guy but once you gain his trust he’s a regular snuggle buddy. Good with dog and cats. Loves to play. Very soft. FIV positive.
Click here to read about FIV: http://http://www.fivcatrescue.org/fiv-what-is-fiv.html
Sterling – grey tiger male
Clementine – orange female
DOB: ~March 2017
Sterling seems less than one year old. He’s gentle, curious and playful, and likes to be with other cats. He’s wary of human contact but developing some trust. Coming from a commercial building, intact and unclaimed, he couldn’t be tnr’d because we don’t know of any support system there. He will be a good house cat for someone with abundant patience and realistic expectations. It’s very special when a cat who didn’t grow up being cuddled decides to be in your lap.”
The cat he’s playing with is blind untrusting Clementine. She seems to know he means her no harm.
Crackerjack – female
Sept. 2017
ADOPTION PENDING!!
Crackerjack is a wonderful little GIRL. She came to PAN with her sister Blackjack from a local colony. Crackerjack loves to play and her next favorite past time is eating. A sweet little love bug!!
Dani – female
DOB: summer 2016
Danielle is generously sponsored by:
Mary Ellen Lansing
Julieana Modjeski
Steven Owens
Julie Schwetz
Dani is now ready to be adopted after months of care after a nasty injury. She’s good as new!!! After having so many unpleasant trips to the Vet, going to the Adoption Center made her very uneasy. 
Now it is time for her to be comfortable in a loving home.
Clementine – female
DOB: September, 2014
Clementine is generously sponsored by:
Julieana Modjeski
Clementine is a red tabby; she got her name from those little tangerines, you know the ones? Clemmie is blind or near blind, her pupils don’t react to light at all. She’s young and was a stray, she couldn’t have lived long on the street like that, but we don’t know what happened to her. She does very well loose inside the house, works around most other cats (unless they hiss or growl at her), and finds food, water, and litter box all on her own. She won’t surf your counter! But she has to be watched around stairs.
Clemmie may have been handled roughly, or maybe she always was a feisty little thing. She likes to be petted but not picked up. She likes to be near someone, maybe she sees motion and masses or she follows the sounds of someone moving and settles nearby.
She needs a special someone in a safe setting, to let her blossom into the kitty she’s meant to be despite the challenges she’s had.
Vanessa – female
DOB: 2009
Vanessa LOVES people but is not overly fond of other cats. She would prefer to be the Queen of her own household.
TK – male
DOB: Early August 2017
TK & CT(adopted) are brothers born to a feral mom. They are affectionate and will rub on your chin and kiss your cheek. TK is shyest of the two but coming around nicely.
ADOPTED!!
Carolina – female
DOB: mid 2015
Carolina is generously sponsored by:
Lois Miner Huey
All of Carolina’s kittens have been adopted. While she does live with other cats, she has a little streak of princess and would just as soon be an only pet. May-be she could be a Queen in your household?
Danny – male
DOB: 2009
Danny is generously sponsored by:
Julieana Modjeski
Danny is generously sponsored by:
Julie Schwetz
Danny gets overlooked because he is a little shy in a cage, tries to look small (which he is NOT) and maybe being black doesn’t help either. Trust us, that boy never misses a meal and can jump to the counter in a single bound to be closer to it. He loves to sleep on his person and calmly copes with whatever crazy new cat she brings home.
Danny deserves an indoor, flea free home with lots of petting and healthy food. We are confident he will bond quickly and become a contented, loving companion. Soon after bringing Danny to PAN we discovered he has FIV. We expect him to live a long, normal life.
Click here to read about FIV: http://http://www.fivcatrescue.org/fiv-what-is-fiv.html
Georgia – female – available for Senior Program
DOB: 2004
Georgia is generously sponsored by:
Ann Seppa
Georgia is an older lady looking for a quiet home where the young ones won’t displace her from her chosen sleeping spot. She was one of ours as a kitten and her current family was moving out of the area and was unable to take her with them. So here she is – back with PAN once again, looking for a place to call home.
Available for our Senior Program.
Lila – female
DOB: January 1, 2014
Lila is generously sponsored by:
Kim Estler
Hey, Lila here….. Let me tell you a little about myself. I was found at a local shelter, hiding under my bed and hoping no one would notice me. Let me tell you, it’s tough to hide when you are a little “big boned” like myself! I did get picked by the nice people here at PAN, though, and I have come a long way. I no longer hide under my bedding and I sit on top of my bed at adoption day, and am usually happy to get a little scratch on the head. I am very uncomfortable around other cats, dogs and young kids, though, so I would be happiest in an adult home as an only pet. (Well, OK, I guess a tank of fish would be fine – they are fun to watch). I am working on my waistline, but it is a slow process. I am hoping for someone willing to give me a little time and space to settle in. I’m not the kind of cat that will accept being carried around or forced to sit on laps, but I will sit by you and and we can watch TV together. I just need someone willing to let me be me, and not try to make me into something I’m not. I like a peaceful home and a stable environment. Do you think we could be friends?
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. Viola lives with dogs in her foster home and loves them.
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.
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 does not like to be held or moved in a carrier. Please ask for a private interview.
Liz Taylor – female
DOB: 2011
Liz Taylor is generously sponsored by:
Autumn Angielczyk
AVAILABLE FOR OUR SENIOR TO SENIOR PROGRAM
“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.
