British Shorthair kittens & cats in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia

Meet Coraline This brave girl has been through so much and is the definition of resilience. Recently found abandoned in a parking lot, Coraline was in rough shape and her spirit was broken. At only 6lbs, Coraline was starving, had an upper respiratory infection, and a bad case of ear mites. We promptly got her to the vet where she was treated for her ailments. There, we discovered she was already spayed but had no microchip. No one came forward as her owner, so we are assuming she had been abandoned and forgotten… Coraline was terrified, defensive, and unhappy at the time of rescue. It was clear she had been fending for herself a long while. We decided to have her ear clipped in case she would be happier in a barn home with minimal contact with humans. BUT, after much tlc, patients, and love Coraline has blossomed into an enthusiastic love bug! With the help of her fosters friendly kitty Jessi, Coraline has come out of her shell. She adores other loving kitties, ear scratches, and attention in general. Because of her unknown rough past, Coraline spooks easily and can be a bit shy. But, we feel very confident that with the right environment and loving adopter, she will make the purrrfect companion. She must be adopted to a home with other friendly cats. No dogs or children please. Coraline is an endearing little cat, we know her forever family will be lucky to have her! Apply today at radcatinc.org/adopt

Meet Ronnie! Ronnie is a sweet and calm kitty who recently lost his beloved owners. He is learning to trust again in his loving foster home. Ronnie has been through a lot and we are thankful we could facilitate his rescue and healing. Ronnie is a healthy 5 year old boy, who is fully vetted (neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, dewormed, and flea treated.) Ronnie may be shy at first but with TLC and patience his true colors shine through. He enjoys the company of other friendly cats and even loves to play. Give him a cat nip toy and he loves to kick it like a bunny! Apply to give this precious boy a second chance at a happy home. radcatinc.org/adopt

Meet Hoss! This 13 lb mini house panther is all muscle and love. Hoss has the loudest purr and adores snuggles and treats. We found him alone in the middle of the road, and he immediately ran up asking for help. Hoss is FIV+, which just means his immune system is a little weaker—but he can live a long, healthy life and safely live with other friendly cats. He’s ready to find a forever home as sweet as he is!