Pantera (and Tigress)
Domestic Short Hair · Adult (7 months) · Female · Medium · Arlington, VA
Notes from SPCA of Northern Virginia
Note: Pantera and Tigress need to be adopted as a pair.
Pantera's Personality
DOB: 3/31/26
Pantera is a little panther. She has a sleek and shiny black coat - perfect for petting. Like her sister, Tigress, Pantera is VERY friendly, affectionate, curious and adventurous. She LOVES people and runs to greet you when you enter her space. She is not shy one bit. Pantera doesn't have a care in the world - she settled into her foster home immediately. When she's done playing, she LOVES being petted, curls up by your side and immediately turns on her purr motor. She is easy to pick up and carry around although if she's in playmode, she will wiggle for you to put her down so she can chase all of the imaginary things in her world.
Pantera ADORES her sister, Tigress (posted separately) - her partner in crime! They love to play together - chasing and wrestling with each other. They often sleep curled up next to each other and sometimes groom each other demonstrating their bond. Turn on a battery operated toy and she will be occupied for a long time. When Pantera is not playing or snoozing, she loves sitting in the window and watching the world go by.
What Type of Home They Need
These sisters need a forever home where they have plenty of room to run around and explore. They also need plenty of love and affection. They will do best in a home with more than one person because they have so much energy. A family with older kids (about 8 years or older) would be great to keep them entertained!
Where They Came From
The girls came from a loving home where their family asked for help finding them a home together.
About Pantera (and Tigress)
Home and care
- Grooming needs
- Low
Health
- Special needs
- No
As listed by SPCA of Northern Virginia. Please confirm anything important with them before you adopt.
What happens next
- Contact SPCA of Northern Virginia using the button. AdoptNearby does not take applications.
- They will send you their application or ask a few questions about your home.
- Most organizations arrange a meet, sometimes a home visit, then a small adoption fee that usually covers spay or neuter and vaccines. That fee is paid to SPCA of Northern Virginia, never to AdoptNearby.
- Read the cats care guide so you arrive prepared.



