Burmese kittens & cats in Atlanta, Georgia

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I found Booger and his sister Asami at my fiance's cousin's farm. They had no mother and were too young to be out in the wild. He is roughly 5 months old. Booger is such a playful and cuddly cat. He loves to attack toes, but then 20 minutes later, sit on your chest for cuddles. He gets alongs with any cat and loves people. He loves all toys and will fall asleep anywhere. He is so curious and loves to jump up on counters to see what you have up there. He has such a funny meow; it sounds like if you put his voice at half volume. He would do best in a home with other cats/animals and people to love and play with him. I would love if Booger and Asami could be adopted together!

Luna is a 3 year old gorgeous grey kitty we adopted at 9 weeks old. She is devoted to her owner and kind to her children. She enjoys cuddling in bed and on the couch, or hunting bugs through the window. We are devastated to re-home her, but she is aggresive towards men she doesn't know (new visitors, exterminators, etc). She is ok with familiar faces, but gets anxious when anyone new comes over. Because we have 3 young children and our house is typically busy, we don't feel it's the ideal situation for her anymore due to her anxiety. We have been giving her anxiety medication prescribed by her vet, but still feel a different home would be better for her overall happiness. Ideally, she should have been adopted with another cat to learn proper behavior and feel more confident around strangers. Sadly, we cannot add a second cat to our home as my husband and daugter are both allergic. We know this is a tough ask, but we are hoping to find a very experienced and patient adopter for her.

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