Spring AAT
Get to Know Hawthorne
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Gender
Male
Age
6 Years
Weight
13.89lbs
Location
Lincoln Park Adoption Center
Hawthorne's Story
Hawthorne here is a seriously self-sufficient feline friend. While mostly independent, he would love absolutely nothing more than to just be your best pal. Hawthorne is happy to be around your family and older children, and although he will need some time to adjust if there are other kitty cat friends around, he is totally open to making other kitty friends! He is quite the energetic one, so he would absolutely thrive with some daily activity and enrichment.
Are you Hawthorne's new family? If you're looking for an independent kitty that will absolutely shine when given some time and patience, then maybe this little guy is just for you.
Meet Hawthorne
Join us for our Spring Adopt-A-Thon from May 3rd-11th at our Lincoln Park Adoption Center (1997 N. Clybourn Ave)! We will be extending our hours and adding appointments to help many homeless pets find their families this spring. All animals with the "Spring AAT" banner will be at our adoption center ready to meet you! Please note that the adoption fee still applies.
If you are interested in adopting this pet, there are a few steps you must complete before scheduling an appointment at our Lincoln Park Adoption Center:
- Please start by taking our ComPETibility Quiz to make sure they are a good fit for your home.
- After completing your ComPETibility Quiz, you will be emailed a link to complete your Adoption Application.
- Finally, schedule an appointment at our Lincoln Park Adoption Center! During your appointment, you will be able to meet all currently-adoptable animals at our Lincoln Park Adoption Center.
Why Adopt?
Adoption is one of the best ways to save a life. Only a few thousand more adoptions each year in Chicago, a city of millions of people, and we will be a No Kill community! You can make a real difference.
At PAWS Chicago, we keep working to grow our operations to save more homeless pets. It's how we've gone from saving a few dozen to 6,000 pets a year. But it is our adopters who make the real magic happen by bringing these loving pets home. Adopt a pet and spread the word!
First Time Fostering? Learn More
Our foster families enable us to take in more pets at risk. Some require a quiet place to heal from illness or injury; small puppies and kittens need a nurturing place to grow before they are able to be spayed or neutered and adopted; and others just need socialization and a break from the activity of Adoption Center living. Become a foster parent and help homeless pets in need!