Pet Adoption Network

Pet Adoption Network We are a 501c3 all-volunteer no-kill organization dedicated to the rescue, care and welfare of domest

New guy Eddie will be at our adoption center on Sunday 1/12! He loves to cuddle.4261 Culver Road, Irondequoit Open 12-4 ...
01/11/2025

New guy Eddie will be at our adoption center on Sunday 1/12! He loves to cuddle.

4261 Culver Road, Irondequoit
Open 12-4 Sundays

P.A.N. can help with that!!!
01/11/2025

P.A.N. can help with that!!!

Warm up with cool cats at our adoption center! We are open for meet and greets Sunday from noon-4pm.4261 Culver RoadIron...
01/10/2025

Warm up with cool cats at our adoption center! We are open for meet and greets Sunday from noon-4pm.

4261 Culver Road
Irondequoit, NY 14622
585-338-9175

We need this training program!
01/09/2025

We need this training program!

Alex picked up little Vic today!Vic will be a great addition to the family!
01/09/2025

Alex picked up little Vic today!
Vic will be a great addition to the family!

Project idea for Scouts or any cat lovers !SHELTER FOR FERAL CATSThe photo below shows a simple how-to: The blue inner b...
01/06/2025

Project idea for Scouts or any cat lovers !
SHELTER FOR FERAL CATS
The photo below shows a simple how-to: The blue inner box is an 18-gallon Rubbermaid “Roughneck Tote” or similar. Cost about $8. Line the bottom with a few inches of straw (not hay). The purple outer box is a larger, 35-gallon tote, e.g., Rubbermaid “Latching Tote” or similar. Cost $6-15. Whatever brand of totes you buy, make sure that one easily fits inside the other with enough room for the installation. The pink is 1″ rigid polystyrene insulation, also available at Lowe’s or Home Depot. A large sheet costs about $10, and cuts easily with a utility knife. Having difficulty cutting a hole in the plastic? Soften it first with hot air from a hairdryer.
PLEASE SHARE - IT'S REALLY COLD OUTSIDE!!

IF YOU CAN MAKE A SHELTER OR TWO, P.A.N. WOULD BE GLAD TO DISTRIBUTE THEM TO NEEDY OUTSIDE CATS !!!!!

Visit us until 4pm today (Sunday!) Our cats and kittens can't wait to meet you.4261 Culver Road, Irondequoit 🐈
01/05/2025

Visit us until 4pm today (Sunday!) Our cats and kittens can't wait to meet you.
4261 Culver Road, Irondequoit 🐈

01/05/2025

Extreme weather alert!

Please feed your cats in the afternoon Sunday, ahead of the snow and give them lots of fresh water. Monday morning and afternoon, do not encourage your cats to come out of their shelters. Cats coming out during this event will have snow melting off their fur. This increases their chances of hypothermia. Cats are smarter than we are. If they are not coming out for food, that is normal behavior. Leave their food in feeding stations and make sure it is protected from wind and water. They will come out when it is safe to do so.
Wind is also a deterrent for cats to be out and about. It is their survival instincts. Those instincts have been in place for thousands of years. We all worry about our friends outside but sometimes intervening can be a danger to the cats.
So help them by letting them do what nature has taught them and give them some extra food today!
More tips below:
Leave fresh food and water at their feeding stations.
Do not move any food closer to or inside their shelters! Cats won't sleep where there is food and they will leave and try to find alternate shelter which can lead them into danger.
Do not call your cats out. If they are hunkered down, there is a reason for it.
Some cats may hunker down for a day or two rather than venture out - this is normal.
Take a shovel to create a path for the cats or you may need to dig them out if a snowdrift covers the opening to their shelter door.
If you know of a cat that seeks shelter under a deck, shed, or even under a car to escape the high winds, heavy snow or sleet.....they could get snowed in and trapped. They won’t and can’t dig out.
So, if you don’t know where the cat is, think, “If I was a cat, where would I hunker down?
Mix kitten dry food with cats meals for extra calories, if possible.
Feeding at the high point of the day will give the cats the longest duration before wet food freezes.
Do not mix wet and dry food together in winter months. Dry food freezes but cats often swallow whole.
Ping pong balls floating in water bowls keeps the surface moving and delays freezing.
A teaspoon of salt dissolved in a bottle of water and placed in water bowl will keep the water from freezing. (Make sure the lid is on tightly.)
Very important: Do not dump ice from water bowls at the feeding area. When ice melts, it will create dangerous wet / muddy ground, exposing cats to frigid water.

Look at this face!Vic will be receiving guests at the Adoption Center tomorrow. He's looking for a kind family to spend...
01/04/2025

Look at this face!
Vic will be receiving guests at the Adoption Center tomorrow. He's looking for a kind family to spend his life with. Vic is a sweet, gentle soul that needs a home.

01/03/2025

PANs newest rescue! This guy has been living outside for a long time.☹️. He's warm and safe now.
😊

Pearl DOB 10/20/24Pearl is a Flame Point colored kitty and she is as sweet as she is beautiful. She is very playful and...
01/02/2025

Pearl DOB 10/20/24

Pearl is a Flame Point colored kitty and she is as sweet as she is beautiful. She is very playful and has a great purr. Pearl is a great cuddler with her littermates or her foster mom.

Meet her Sunday at our Adoption Center this Sunday, noon-4pm.
4261 Culver Rd, Irondequoit.

01/02/2025

Have a Christmas tree you’d like to donate to Helmer Nature Center for Trees for Trails?

Volunteers from the Conservation Board will be collecting Christmas trees in Irondequoit next Saturday, 1/11 and dropping them off at the nature center. Send us a message and the first 50 people will have your tree taken to the nature center! 🎄

A giant THANK YOU to our volunteers, supporters & the wonderful adopters that have helped us rescue, foster, and commit ...
01/01/2025

A giant THANK YOU to our volunteers, supporters & the wonderful adopters that have helped us rescue, foster, and commit to provide a loving home for abandoned cats in 2024.
You are the BEST ! We couldn't save lives without you!!!!!

P.A.N. is contacted daily to help another stray cat. We do our best, but we could also use help.

Call us @ 585 338-9175, or email [email protected] if you'd like to help.

01/01/2025

Happy New Year to our community! Thank you for letting us serve you all in 2024. We are so excited for all the possiblies that 2025 will have!

Check out our 2025 Vaccine clinic schedule! Please mark your calendars and share with friends. Its a great opportunity to get your pets up to date on all their vaccines.

We will see everyone on our next clinic date: Monday, January 6th 2025

JANUARY PET FOOD DRIVEThe Irondequoit Public Library is stepping up once again to help with cat supplies for the Pet Ado...
12/31/2024

JANUARY PET FOOD DRIVE

The Irondequoit Public Library is stepping up once again to help with cat supplies for the Pet Adoption Network, located at 4261 Culver Rd, Irondequoit.
Look for the containers at the library with our poster of available kitties.
Feel free to leave cat litter, good quality dry cat food, or other supplies.
Maybe you'll see a photo of a cute cat that you'd like to adopt.
Thank you to the library for your support!

Questions? call P.A.N. @585 338 9175

Bailey's newest photo! What a handsome guy. He loves sitting on his favorite persons lap.He'd love to find a home.......
12/31/2024

Bailey's newest photo! What a handsome guy. He loves sitting on his favorite persons lap.
He'd love to find a home.....

Some take even longer to adjust. Have patience with your newly adopted buddy ❣️
12/30/2024

Some take even longer to adjust. Have patience with your newly adopted buddy ❣️

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4261 Culver Road
Irondequoit, NY
14622

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PANs newest rescue! This guy has been living outside for a long time.☹️. He's warm and safe now. 😊

Check out our awesome kitties for adoption, today till 4pm!!!! 4261 Culver Rd.

Lunchtime crunchtime with adoptable Tucker! Visit him on Sunday from noon-4pm at 4261 Culver Road in Irondequoit or learn more here: https://www.petadoptionnetwork.org/available-pets-1

Carlisle was neutered today, but that didn't stop him from being sweet! https://www.petadoptionnetwork.org/adoption-application

Mac seems to be quite comfy in his foster home! He's so happy to be off the street! Now he needs a wonderful home...

We're open today (Sunday 3/17) until 4pm! 4261 Culver Road, Irondequoit 14622 🍀

Colleen is VERY happy with the accomodations in her new foster home. Yesterday she lived in a hole under a shed. She is very sweet, needs lots of T.L.C

James says he knows it's cold out but he hopes you come and visit us today! Sunday, February 18 from noon-4pm at 4261 Culver Road.

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