MEET OUR STAFF
Elaine, Concierge
Elaine earned her stripes in the cat community with a lifelong love for felines and experience as a veterinarian technician. She has her official cat whisperer badge and has been with Pat’s Boarding Place for Cats for many years. Elaine knows just how to pamper and care for our lucky kitty clients.
Polly, Concierge
When Polly joined the staff at Pat’s Place, we knew she had an affinity towards all things feline. Polly also has a special interest in exotic breeds, and is now the resident expert on Siamese and hairless kitties. A movie buff and avid reader, Polly feels that cats are under-represented in the arts.
Alea, Concierge
Alea has been working in boarding kennels for many years but has always drawn more to the cats. In her free time she likes to play video games and does many kinds of arts & crafts.
Sarah, Concierge
Sarah is new to working with cats but is a true natural. She has had cats most of her life and worked with the elderly for many year. In her free time she likes to do needle felt, other crafts and video games.
Patches (RIP)
Patches started on the ground floor around 2015 before clawing her way up the ladder to success as the resident Catnip Consultant. She greeted staff and visitors every morning as they arrived and was always open to a belly rub. Even though she is no longer physically present with us, she is never gone from our thoughts. There are special touches throughout the property that were placed to remind us of our best gal.
June
June is the strong, silent type. She can usually be found on the catio or at the top of the highest cat tree. We took June in after her owner was put in a very difficult situation. She might be shy to us humans but she loves treats and the laser pointer..
Othello
Othello is the newest member to the kennel cat family. He is a silent observer and can usually be found on the catio enjoying the sun. Feel free to say hi to him when you stop by!
Orpheus and Orion
Orpheus (snowshoe siamese) and Orion (black) are our outside guardians. They are part of a group of cats that mysteriously appeared in the area in 2019. While we were able to find homes for many, these boys decided to stay with us. Despite our best efforts, they prefer to stay outside and greet our guests as they come to the kennel.