Below are descriptions of the cats their foster parents provided. PAWS will take up to six qualified applications per cat. Adopters will also be required to sign an additional document outlining the terms and conditions related to the adoption of cats displaced by the storms. For more information on adopting and to download an adoption application click here. You can complete the application and bring it with you to PAWS Cat City (hours and directions) where the cats are currently staying.

Please also consider adopting one of the many other deserving dogs or cats at PAWS. To see some of them click here. To help PAWS help more animals like them donate today. Thank you!

Gemini – 44340, 3 years old, brown tabby, short-haired, female:

Gemini is a spunky and outgoing girl who thinks she is six months young, not three years old! She loves to play with toys and has tons of energy. Gemini is definitely not shy—she prefers the company of people to anything else, but would prefer to sit next to you instead of on your lap.

She doesn't seem fazed by other animals, but doesn't show much interest in them either. She just seems to want to be the boss. Gemini can be a hard player, and should probably not be around young children due to her rough play style. Oh, and Gemini definitely likes to eat! She would probably benefit from a home that would be willing to monitor her diet and weight to prevent her from getting too chunky.

Joanie – 44338, 12 years old, short-haired Manx, female:
Joanie is definitely more of a people person than a cat person. Her foster family quickly learned that Joanie prefers human company to that of other pets. While Joanie doesn't seem to mind the other animals, including dogs, she’d rather spend her time with the human family.

Joanie has a mischievous side and likes to "counter surf" and get into everything! She has no idea that she is labeled a senior citizen of the kitty world. Energetic and very talkative, she simply loves toys of all shapes and sizes. Joanie is not a lap cat but does like to sit next to you. She also thinks that sleeping on the pillow next to your head at night is right where she belongs.

ADOPTED: Mandy– 44339, 7 years old, black and white, short-haired, female:
Mandy acts much younger than her seven years and thinks she should be playing to show off her energy. She is very curious but can be cautious too in that special cat-like way. She is very playful and runs after the ball and loves to chase the feather toys.

Mandy seems like a self-reliant cat, yet likes to be near people. She’s been very sweet and is a nice, playful girl who’d be happy to be spoiled with lots of toys and playtime with a new family.

ADOPTED: Morris– 44341, 15 years old, orange tabby, short-haired, male:
Morris' story is the only one for which we have some details. A neighbor found him in his house where sadly, his feline sibling had already died. Morris is a very talkative old man whose main complaint in life is that there isn't a human around that sits down enough! He is definitely a lap cat who adores hours and hours of lap time. Morris does not like confinement and prefers to roam his home as he sees fit. His favorite treat is Whiskas Temptations and will let you know vocally when he thinks he's due for a snack.

Even though Morris has hardly any teeth, he seems to prefer dry kibble to canned cat food, but would like the option of both, thank you very much. He is healthy, but should have some dental work and may encounter some issues, as he gets older, as we all do. He is a wonderful guy who occasionally has a bout of kitten-hood and will play with toys. He will start his play and then stop suddenly, as if he just remembered that he was too old for such childish games! Morris is definitely chock-full of personality!

To see more wonderful animals at PAWS looking for new homes click here.