Burmese kittens & cats in Loganville, Georgia

    Andi Bloom is a stunning 6-year-old Burmese girl with a glossy chocolate-brown coat and the sweetest, most ladylike demeanor you could imagine. She arrived at our rescue with her eyes in rough shape, and while her right eye unfortunately had to be removed, her left eye was successfully repaired—she now just needs eye drops to keep it comfortably lubricated. Andi handles everything with quiet grace and has adapted beautifully; her vision doesn’t slow her down one bit, and she navigates her world like the confident queen she is. This calm, observant girl is the perfect blend of serene and subtle playfulness. She’s quiet and friendly, preferring gentle head rubs and lap time over wild zooming. One of her adorable quirks is that she’s fascinated by water. Whether it’s batting at dripping faucets, pawing at her water bowl, or just staring mesmerized at running water, she brings a touch of whimsy to everyday moments. Andi gets along well in lively households with respectful dogs and cats—she’s unflappable and easygoing. But she’d be equally thrilled as the cherished only pet where she can soak up all the affection she deserves. Fully vetted (spayed, microchipped, combo tested, up-to-date on vaccines, and parasite-free), Andi is ready to bring her gentle, loving presence into a forever family. If you’re looking for a poised, affectionate companion who will quietly adore you and make every day feel a little more special, Andi Bloom is waiting to steal your heart. For inquiries, email catinquiry@angelsrescue.org An adoption application for this cat can be found and submitted at https://www.angelsrescue.org/adoption-form-cat/ Please be sure to like our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/angelsrescue.cats          March 7, 2026, 7:49 pm

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I very recently adopted Scout from this site. The previous owner assured me that the cat got along with other cats. Maybe that was true at one point. However after bringing him home. We have found that not to be true currently. The previous owner declined taking him back even after I let him know the situation. With that said. SCOUT IS SO SWEET with humans. He was very good about eating, drinking and using the litter box within the first 24hours. I am very sad that I can not keep him. But he has been super aggressive with both my senior male cat and our younger special needs cat. I know with time we might be able to change the behavior but I can't justify putting that type of stress on our current cats. I am willing to help with this process any way I can.