Bombay kittens & cats in Stockbridge, Georgia

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Salem is no older than a year. We acquired Salem and his sister Sage a few months ago, we had just adopted a kitten for our daughter who needed an emotional support animal. Sadly our lease allows a max of 2 cats. He’s very chill and playful when need be. He loves belly rubs and cuddles. He’s great around children and other cats and love watching crime shows (he paws the bad guys). He meows and says hello a lot when he needs and wants attention. Would prefer an adopter with a love for cats and experience with cats who needs adjustments to their new environment.

Ivy was adopted from a shelter that we used to visit weekly, and we chose her out of all the other cats. She is 2 years old, going on 3. We are looking for a caring and loving home that will accept her and give her the attention she deserves. Ivy is a little shy at first, but she is very affectionate, gentle, and sweet once she becomes comfortable.

Meet Texas Pete (Action Superstar) Texas Pete — The Spicy Superstar! 5 months old - Silky & shiny fur - Brave, brilliant, and full of heart Meet Texas Pete, the little cowboy with a big personality and a heart of gold. He and his siblings found themselves, through no fault of their own, in a rural shelter facing euthanasia. But fate (and a quick rescue mission!) had other plans. We pulled them just in time, and Texas Pete has been showing everyone what it means to make the most of a second chance. At first, he and his siblings were shy, unsure of what to make of humans. But Pete, ever the brave one, was the first to decide that people aren’t so bad after all. His confidence helped the others come out of their shells, too, he’s that natural leader everyone loves to follow. Now, Texas Pete is a certified superstar. He’s playful, energetic, and the first to come running the moment you pick up a feather toy. He’s always ready to show off his ninja jumps — yes, the kind that defy gravity — and he’s convinced he should be working as a professional action model. In between his stunts, Pete makes time for his daily routines: following you into the bathroom every morning to make sure you’re doing okay, sleeping in bed with you at night, and demanding a fair share of cuddles and head scratches. He’s also ridiculously smart. Food puzzles? Solved. Treats? Oh, he’ll do anything for them — and he’s not shy about training you in the art of snack delivery. He loves watching Cat TV and even enjoys playing tablet games for cats (yes, he’s tech-savvy). He’s also learning to walk on a harness and leash — though he’s pretty sure his foster mom is the one being trained. Texas Pete is a gentle soul with kittens, grooming them and acting like the best big brother ever. He loves other cats, adores attention, and thrives on companionship. He’s silky soft, loves being brushed, and even tolerates nail trims and teeth brushing like a little gentleman. He’s the complete package — playful, affectionate, curious, confident, and oh-so-loving. Texas Pete is still a kitten and thrives on companionship, thus he needs to be adopted with one of his siblings or into a home with another playful cat to match his energy and keep his big heart full. Here is some information why we have this policy: Two kittens are better than one For a pair of kittens we apply a $25 discount from each adoption fee. Pete are estimated to be 4.5 mo old as of Oct 2025 and fully vetted: neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, defleaed, and microchipped. He tested negative for FIV and FeLV and heartworms Check out more photos and videos of Pete here: Pete Photos To meet Pete, start by filling out an application here: Adoption Application Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org

Velvet Shadow | Devoted Companion Roxie was born on the streets, and her first year of life was about survival. With only one reliable meal a day from a kind human and no real shelter to call her own, she learned to be careful, observant, and quietly strong. That early caution is still part of her — at first she watches with thoughtful eyes and takes her time adjusting — but the most remarkable thing about Roxie is how incredibly sweet she has been from the very first day she came indoors. From the moment we brought her in, she has been nothing but gentle, affectionate, and deeply grateful. It’s as if she knows she’s safe now — safe, warm, fed, and loved — and she truly cherishes it. Roxie is the happiest little kitten at heart, soaking up every soft bed, every kind word, and every gentle touch like it’s a treasure she never expected to have. Once she decides you’re her person, she becomes a devoted little shadow. She greets you at the door before your keys finish jingling, weaving perfect figure-eights around your legs as if she’s tying herself to you with invisible ribbon. Sit down, and she’s there — leaning into you, rubbing against you, happily telling you all about her day. Her affection is full and sincere: soft head bumps, full-body passes across your legs, silky cheek rubs on everything in sight, and the occasional tiny love nibble when petting simply isn’t enough to express herself. Her sleek black coat is velvet-soft, and she melts into your hands as if she’s storing up the warmth. And despite her gentle nature, she radiates happiness. You’ll find her rubbing walls, furniture, corners, even the air — simply enjoying being alive and near her people. There is something incredibly pure about her joy; it feels intentional, like she’s making up for lost time. With other cats, Roxie coexists peacefully and genuinely enjoys their company. She is submissive, gentle, and quick to make friends because she never tries to dominate — she simply fits in with quiet grace. She would do well in a calm feline household, but she would also be perfectly happy as a solo cat receiving all the human affection she truly prefers. While she gets along beautifully with other cats, people are where her heart shines brightest. After surviving her first year through resilience and instinct, Roxie is ready for a permanent home where she can continue being what she always should have been — a carefree, happy kitten who finally gets to enjoy life. If you’re looking for a cat who will love you intentionally, loyally, and completely, Roxie is waiting. Check out more photos and videos of Roxie:
 Roxie photos and videos Roxie is estimated to be about 1.5 years old (as of Jan 26). She is fully vetted: spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and flea-free. She tested negative for FeLV, FIV, and heartworms. If you are interested in meeting Roxie or want to learn more about her please fill out an application here: Adoption application Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org

Tinkie - 2-3 years old, FIV+ Tinkie’s sweetness didn’t come from nowhere. We know she was once loved, you can see it in the way she trusts, the way she seeks connection, and how naturally affection comes to her. Somewhere along the way, this gentle girl found herself on the streets with newborn babies to protect. And when help finally appeared, Tinkie didn’t run from it, she accepted it immediately, as if she knew this was her chance to be safe again. From that day on, she has been nothing but grateful and loving. Since coming into rescue, she has shown us her true self: affectionate, engaging, and quietly joyful. Her kittens have all found their forever homes, and now it’s finally Tinkie’s turn. Tinkie is playful, talkative, and full of personality. She loves being involved in whatever you’re doing and has a special talent for climbing to the highest perch in the room so she can supervise life from above. Window watching is serious business, and she approaches it with focus, curiosity, and the contentment of a cat who is finally safe. Playtime brings out her fun, bouncy side, she’s energetic, joyful, and always ready for the next round. While Tinkie can coexist with respectful cats, her heart truly belongs to her humans. She would absolutely thrive as an only cat, soaking up all the attention, affection, and conversation she deserves after everything she’s been through. Tinkie is FIV positive — and it doesn’t slow her down one bit. FIV+ cats can live long, happy, completely normal lives, especially as indoor companions. What she needs isn’t special treatment — just love, regular vet care, and a safe home. She is healthy, vibrant, and so ready to begin her next chapter. After surviving life on the streets and raising her babies, Tinkie deserves stability. She deserves warmth. She deserves someone who chooses her. If you’re looking for a companion with presence, sparkle, and a little sass — a cat who will keep you company, make you laugh, and fill your home with warmth — Tinkie might just be your perfect match. Tinkie is estimated to be between 2-3 years old as of Jan 26. She is fully vetted: spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and flea-free. She tested negative for FeLV and FIV. Check out more photos and videos of Tinkie: Tinkie Photos If you are interested in meeting Tinkie or want to learn more about her please fill out an application here: Adoption application Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org Facts over Fear - Understanding FIV cats: Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, also known as FIV, is a virus commonly found in cats worldwide. FIV is not typically fatal for cats, and positive cats can live healthy lives. FIV+ cats can face a compromised immune system, but with regular annual exams and medical care they can live long lives. FIV+ and non FIV+ cats can live together as long as they get along well and are comfortable sharing space. FIV does not require any special medications or diets and can only be spread to other cats through mating or deep bite wounds

I consider Frankie to be one of the great loves of my life. She came to my home when I was 15 years old and has witnessed every stage of my life since then. I am about to turn 24 and am beginning to travel for work more and more. I believe that I will be moving abroad soon and still traveling during this process and I know this situation is less than ideal for her, especially as affectionate of a cat that she is. She is the sweetest cat I have ever met! She always wants to be sitting in someone's lap or at the least being in the same room as you. She likes to follow you around the house and lay next to you on the bed. She is good hearted and deserves the best home she can get with people who will love her with their whole hearts. She is good with children but not the best with other cats. She has tolerated dogs though and I think she could get on quite well with one now. Preferentially there would be no other large pets. She has a LitterRobot and automatic feeder and fountain.