Pixiebob kittens & cats in Radford, Virginia

Isn't Mr. Grover just the cat's meow? Like many, he was rescued from a colony of cats, trying to fend for himself. While a little skittish, he was not feral and allowed himself to be rescued, and now is living the glorious life of an indoor kitty. Being picked up still isn't in his list of favorites, but he loves to be around his people, and especially loves playing with the other cats and dogs in his foster home. Oh, and he's champion biscuit maker! He's had some trauma in his eye, but the vet hasn't recommended treatment and he doesn't mind a little watery eye at all. If you have other animals and would love to add to your zoo, Mr. Grover might be the perfect addition! He's about a year old, neutered, vaccinated and FIV/FeLV tested (negative). He would love to start his new life in his new forever home. If interested, please write us at pals@psknet.com for more information or an application.

Who's the girl with the golden eyes? That's Ann Perkins, the tiny member of the Parks and Rec gang, a litter born to a feral mother, who was spayed and released. Ann and her siblings were raised in a loving foster home, and at a little over a year old, she has a personality larger than life. She comes when called, and loves playing with her siblings, as well as the dogs and toddler in her foster home. She's been FIV/FeLk tested (negative), received her first 2 sets of kitten shots, and is spayed, and dewormed. While happy in her foster home, she's raring to get into her new forever home with a family to call her home. We are hoping to get her and April Ludgate adopted together, but decided that each can be adopted alone, as long as there are other friendly cats in the household. Apply online at www.radfordpoundpals.org or write pals@psknet.com for information or an application.

Described by our vet staff as "the friendliest cat we have met," April Ludgate is the life of the party. Outgoing, affectionate, and full of life, she entertains anyone she meets. She and her sister Ann Perkins, who have been with us about a year, are the final two of the Parks and Rec gang, who were born to a feral mother (now spayed and released). We hope to get them adopted together, but will separate them, as long as there is another friendly kitty in the household. She's great with other cats, dogs, and the toddler in her foster home. Her adoption was delayed because we discovered she had a polyp in her ear which required surgery and recovery. All better now, as well as spayed, vaccinated, FIV/FeLk negative, April's ready for her new (full-time indoor) home and family. If interested in her, Ann, or both, please write us at pals@psknet.com. Oh, and April's a full-time indoor kitty.