Mo sits with her head reseting on her hands. She is wearing a blue shirt, silver jewelery, and a gray hat with the P2 logo on it. A fluffy tabby kitten sits on top of her hat.

Patriot Pawsabilities, lovingly referred to as P2, is the brainchild of Monique (Mo) Ryan, a 20-year retired Army warrant officer who has always been an avid animal lover.

Consisting of the Main Lounge and the Kitten Room, P2’s goal is to have a lively, home-type environment where up to 35 cats and 20 kittens roam, cage free, and where guests can come to relax, study, take part of craft classes, enjoy movie nights, and fall in love with our cats.

Ultimately, we hope that our sweet cats and kittens steal your heart, and you take them home to their furrever home!

What makes us unique?

It’s happy here!

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If you have ever been to an adoption event you surely remember seeing all of the cages with cats and dogs. Most of the cats at these events are just so, so scared! How are you supposed to know which one of these cats is going to be a perfect addition to your family? Well, this is exactly why you should visit us!

Recharge here

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Sometimes you just need to get away—whether to study, read, or simply to find your zen. We offer all that and purrs too!

We're a safe space

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It was important for us to be located very close to George Mason University because we know many kids deal with loneliness and anxiety being away from family and their pets back home. We offer a safe space to study, attend one of our many crafting events, or just hang out with friends. So please, come and visit our cats and kittens!

Cats! Need we say more?

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At the lounge all of our cats live cage free and this allows you to interact with them so when you fall in love, you can be sure that your choice is the right fit for your family. After all, cats can easily live 20 years! In addition to facilitating adoptions, we also offer a great space for anyone who is dealing with stress in their life. Cats are amazing therapists! There is actual scientific evidence that the purring of a cat reduces stress, lowers blood pressure, and helps people cope with illness too.

Get your cat fix

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Whether you're looking for a new feline companion, or just need a bit of zen—we offer a place where you can bond with a loving kitty for an hour or a lifetime.

It’s good for your brain!

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Science has shown that being with cats makes you smarter. At least, we think he was a scientist—he looked smart, so who are we to argue?

But don’t just take our word for it—hear what our visitors have to say!