Exciting News! PAN is moving this Monday - to 1963 E Main St., near the corner of Wisconsin St. We are closed Sunday, July 6th and will be open Saturday, July 12th and Sunday, July 13th from Noon - 3pm at our new address.
We look forward to seeing you!
Read About PAN in the Genesee Valley Penny Saver
Small but Mighty! Irondequoit-based Pet Rescue Serves Rochester Community for 20 Years…
We are a 501c3 tax exempt charity. 100% of your donations go towards rescue, food, shelter,
medical care and support for our less fortunate, furry friends.
Currently our adoption center is open Sunday’s only - Noon to 4:00pm.
1963 E. Main St, Rochester, NY 14609
Since our adoptable cats are in foster homes, we recommend calling us to check that the cat you are interested in will be there before you travel to our adoption center.
See a kitty you would like to meet but can’t get to our center during open hours? Please call 338-9175, leave a message and one of our volunteers will respond. We will arrange for appointments to bring adopters and kitties together.
Make a difference
PAN gladly accepts donations of canned cat food & litter
Our volunteers are in and out of the Adoption Center regularly and would be happy to arrange a time to meet you!
Call (585) 338-9175 or email info@petadoptionnetwork.org to schedule a time to drop off your donation
Our Mission
Our mission as a nonprofit and no-kill organization in the Greater Rochester area is to rescue homeless cats and kittens, obtain veterinary care for them, and make them available for adoption into responsible homes. All cats and kittens in our program live in foster homes until they’re ready for adoption. We also strive to educate the public on the importance of sterilization/vaccination and proper pet care.
We’re always looking for foster homes!
If you or someone you know may be interested in fostering, please fill out our online Foster Application
and a member of our team will get in touch with you!
Our Foster Homes Are Full!!
Because we are a no-kill organization, we must find homes for the cats we presently have before we can accept any more cats. If you no longer feel as if you can meet the demands of caring for your cat or kitten, please check other rescue organizations, they may be able to help. Some people are hesitant to take an animal to a shelter but if no other, responsible home can be found it may be the best solution. Do NOT be tempted to turn an animal loose outside. Living a life on the street or abandoned in the country only results in short, miserable lives. An existence plagued with injuries, disease, starvation and predators. If you have adopted from Pet Adoption Network in the past and have a question regarding a previous adoption, please contact us at (585)338-9175.