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CLEVELAND APL ADOPTIONS: June 2015 Animal Name Species Primary Breed Age As Months Sex New Hometown Adoption Location 1 Wave Cat Snowshoe 146 M CLEVELAND Cat Playroom Cat adoptions: 397 Dog adoptions: 157 Rabbit adoptions: 6 Ferret adoptions: 1 Guinea Pig adoptions: 1 Hamster adoptions: 3 CLEVELAND APL ADOPTIONS: June 2015 Animal Name Species Primary Breed Age As Months Sex New Hometown Adoption Location 1 Wave Cat Snowshoe 146 M CLEVELAND Cat Playroom 11 Eel Cat Domestic Shorthair 110 M BEACHWOOD Cat Adoption 2 Surf Cat Snowshoe 104 M CLEVELAND Cat Playroom 3 Shell Cat Domestic Medium Hair 50 F SHELBY Cat Playroom Abigail Cat Domestic Medium Hair 25 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Adelaide Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Adley Cat Domestic Shorthair 52 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Aerosmith Cat Domestic Shorthair 62 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Alex Cat Domestic Shorthair 2 F INDEPENDENCE Cat Adoption Alice Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F LAKEWOOD Cat Adoption Alonzo Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Alvin Cat Domestic Medium Hair 4 M CLEVELAND Lobby Amber Cat Domestic Shorthair 98 F BROADVIEW HEIGHTS Cat Adoption, EAC Anabelle Cat Domestic Shorthair 75 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Anastasia Cat Domestic Longhair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Anastasia Cat Tonkinese 86 F STRONGSVILLE Cat Adoption, EAC Anita Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Aroma Cat Domestic Medium Hair 18 F EASTLAKE Cat Adoption Arthur Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Arthur Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CLEVELAND Cat Admitting Atticus Cat Domestic Shorthair 2 M LAKEWOOD Cat Adoption Audrey-Anne Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Lobby Augusta Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F MEDINA Cat Adoption Aurora Cat Domestic Shorthair 21 F LORAIN PetCo Baby Cat Domestic Shorthair 25 F SHEFFIELD LAKE PetCo Baby 1 Cat Domestic Longhair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Baby 2 Cat Domestic Longhair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Baby Barney Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Baby Ida Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F BROOKPARK Cat Adoption, EAC Bambi Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M AVON Cat Adoption Bandit Cat Domestic Shorthair 74 M CLEVELAND PetCo Bandit Cat Domestic Shorthair 25 M LAKEWOOD Cat Adoption Bandit Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M BROOKPARK Cat Adoption Barb Cat Domestic Shorthair 2 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Barnaby Cat Domestic Shorthair 49 M WESTLAKE Cat Adoption, EAC Batman Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M NORTH RIDGEVILLE Cat Adoption Bay Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Baylee Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CHESTERLAND Lobby Beauty Cat Domestic Shorthair 49 F CLEVELAND PetCo Bell Cat Domestic Medium Hair 64 M WESTLAKE Cat Adoption Benny Cat Maine Coon 4 M COLUMBIA STATION Mobile Berlioz Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 M STRONGSVILLE Cat Adoption Betty Jane Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F AVON Lobby Betty Lou Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 F OLMSTED FALLS Lobby Billie Jean Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F LAKEWOOD Cat Adoption, EAC Billy Bob Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 M STREETSBORO Lobby Blackberry Cat Domestic Longhair 3 F MAPLE HEIGHTS Lobby Blinky Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CLEVELAND Office Blossom Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F BAY VILLAGE PetCo Bobby Jo Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Boo Boo Cat Domestic Medium Hair 4 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Boo Boo Cat Domestic Shorthair 26 F MENTOR Cat Adoption Boober Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F ROCKY RIVER Cat Adoption, EAC Bootsie Cat Domestic Longhair 63 M BEREA Cat Adoption, EAC Brenda Cat Domestic Shorthair 39 F NORTH ROYALTON Cat Adoption, EAC Brindle Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F WESTLAKE General Holding Brittany Cat Domestic Shorthair 5 F NORTH ROYALTON Cat Adoption, EAC Bronx Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Bruce Cat Domestic Shorthair 50 M SHEFFIELD LAKE PetCo Bud Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M ELYRIA Lobby Burdus Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Buttercup Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F BAY VILLAGE PetCo Buttercup Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Callie Cat Domestic Shorthair 31 F PAINESVILLE Cat Adoption Cane Cat Domestic Shorthair 75 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Captain America Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M NORTH OLMSTED Foster Room Carter Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M BEREA General Holding Cash Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Cecil Cat Maine Coon 4 M COLUMBIA STATION Mobile Charlie Cat Domestic Shorthair 6 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Charlie Cat Domestic Longhair 82 M NORTH CANTON Cat Adoption Cheetah Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 F NORTH OLMSTED General Holding Chester Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 M EUCLID Cat Adoption Choo Choo Cat Domestic Longhair 5 F OLMSTED FALLS Cat Adoption, EAC Christian Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M EASTLAKE Cat Adoption Christmas Cat Domestic Shorthair 16 F PORT CLINTON Cat Adoption Christy Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Chubbs Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Chunk Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CHARDON Lobby Cinderella Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F MENTOR Cat Adoption Cindy Lou Cat Domestic Shorthair 25 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Claudette Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Cleo Cat Domestic Longhair 3 F KENT Cat Adoption Clever Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Cloud Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M EUCLID Cat Adoption Cody Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 F LORAIN Cat Adoption Cold Pizza Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F WESTLAKE General Holding Cotton Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Cruella Cat Domestic Shorthair 13 F BROOKPARK Cat Adoption, EAC Cubby Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F EUCLID Lobby Cupid Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M EUCLID Cat Adoption Curious Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M NOVELTY Cat Adoption Curly Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Curtis Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Cutie Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M LAKEWOOD Cat Adoption Daisy Cat Domestic Shorthair 26 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Daisy Cat Domestic Longhair 5 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Daisy May Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Damon Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M BEACHWOOD Cat Adoption Daniel Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M BROOKPARK Cat Adoption, EAC Danny Mae Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND General Holding Dave Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M ROCKY RIVER General Holding Deja Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 F BRUNSWICK Foster Room Delmont Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Demoni Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 M LAKEWOOD Pet Supplies Plus Devon Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M WILLOUGHBY Cat Adoption Dexter Cat Domestic Shorthair 63 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Diamond Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND General Holding Dolly Marie Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Donnie Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Donovan Cat Domestic Shorthair 14 M NORTH RIDGEVILLE PetCo Dorian Grey Cat Domestic Shorthair 13 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Dreamer #5 Cat Domestic Medium Hair 102 M CLEVELAND Cat Playroom Drizella Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F STRONGSVILLE Cat Adoption Ducky Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND General Holding Dusty Cat Domestic Shorthair 87 M CLEVELAND Cat Playroom Dwayne Cat Domestic Medium Hair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Earl Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M ROCKY RIVER Cat Adoption Earlene Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Edgar Cat Domestic Shorthair 5 M CLEVELAND Lobby ella Cat Domestic Longhair 74 F NORTH RIDGEVILLE Cat Adoption Elso Cat Domestic Shorthair 26 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Emmett Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M LAKEWOOD Cat Adoption Emmett Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Erneshia Cat Domestic Medium Hair 5 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Eva Cat Domestic Medium Hair 49 F CLEVELAND PetCo Felo Cat Domestic Shorthair 87 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Filbert Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M NORTH OLMSTED Lobby Flower Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Fluffy Cat Domestic Medium Hair 4 M BROOKPARK Cat Adoption Franklin Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Frederick Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Friend Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CHARDON Foster Home Gardenia Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Garth Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M BRUNSWICK Cat Adoption Gibbs Cat Domestic Medium Hair 4 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Gilligan Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Ginger Cat Exotic Longhair 109 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Ginger Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M EUCLID Cat Adoption Gizmo Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CLEVELAND Lobby Goldie Cat Domestic Shorthair 19 F BAY VILLAGE Cat Adoption, EAC Gonzo Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Gracie Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 F SOLON Cat Adoption, EAC Gracie Cat Domestic Shorthair 31 F WILLOUGHBY Cat Adoption Gratti Cat Domestic Shorthair 65 M CLEVELAND Cat Playroom Gray Cat Domestic Shorthair 13 M AVON PetCo Grayson Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Foster Home Grey Stokes Cat Domestic Longhair 14 F CLEVELAND Cat Playroom Guppy Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 F EUCLID Cat Adoption Gus Gus Cat Domestic Longhair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption GW Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M OLMSTED FALLS Cat Adoption Heather Cat Domestic Shorthair 16 F MAPLE HEIGHTS Cat Adoption Heather Cat Domestic Shorthair 5 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption, EAC Henry Cat Domestic Medium Hair 4 M LAKEWOOD Cat Adoption Homer Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Houlston #106 Cat Domestic Shorthair 114 M WICKLIFFE Cat Playroom Hulk Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Iris Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 F CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Iron Man Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M STOW Cat Adoption Jack Daniels Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CLEVELAND Cat Adoption Jackie Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 F PAINESVILLE Cat Adoption, EAC Jackson Cat Domestic Shorthair 3 M CLEVELAND Lobby Jackson Cat Domestic Shorthair 4 M CLEVELAND
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