If you've seen all the movies, maybe you can search for a kitty?

With Pet Adoptions On Demand, Comcast introduces another interesting way to browse animals available for adoption from home. But this time on TV instead of online.

And the pets you see here, are residents of Baltimore area shelters that need homes. The company works with the Humane Society of Harford County and the SPCA of Anne Arundel County.

Though Comcast isn't sure how many animals have been adopted through TV, it's featured nearly 300 of them so far in the area.

Pet Adoptions On Demand is part of the company's community-focused “Get Local” programs. It launched here in 2007 and is running in 27 markets across the country. It's one of the Top 10 most viewed "on demand" offerings, company officials say.

Comcast Digital Cable subscribers can watch these video profiles for free any time with a click of their remote controls. Each profile shows off the animal, describing its name, tag number, history and temperament. There's a number to call for more information or to arrange a visit. 

Screen grabs of cat profiles currently available for viewing via Pet Adoptions On Demand.