Calico kittens & cats in Rome, Georgia

Ellen was a feral stray who kept having her kittens at a kind person's house.  They were able to catch her and her 3 kittens to get them to safety.   Ellen's past has left her somewhat feral and slow to trust.   ##1632061##

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Zane is still a very skiddish cat. His brothers socialized well, but he still has a scared streak. He needs more socialization that we can provide her at our shelter. He is not feral, but he will hide if you choose to adopt him until he becomes used to his home. With love and patience he will make someone a beautiful black cat.Due to the work he will need to socialize, we will adopt Zane, a fully vetted and microchipped cat, out for $75. This will help cover a portion of his vetting costs.New to shelter and still being socialized a bit. Better picture coming soon.

This group of cats were rescued from an unsafe environment at a gas station. They were too young to fend for themselves and too wild to be tamed. They realize that the humans caring for them are not there to hurt them, but they don't realize they can be their friends.Therefore we have made the choice that they are old enough to go outside and live their life with a purpose and to enjoy freedom along under the watchful eye of a caring human. If you can feed and provide an outdoor shelter when weather gets bad for this group of kitties, we would love for you to consider them. They will help you with any rodent problem you may be experiencing. They will also be fun to just watch.Who knows, after a year or two of good living, they may actually come up and request a pet. They may do it earlier. It is hard to predict with cats like these.We hope to adopt all 5 out together. They have all been altered, vaccinated, combo tested and will be microchipped. You can adopt 5 ready to go hunters and players for a donation to go toward the money spent on their vetting. Let us know if they can help you out!!

Hibbett came from the litter of "Mt. Berry Kitties". They came to us as a small litter of kittens and no mother around. They spent time with a fine foster who helped get the used to humans and get them healthy. Hibbett has a stump tail like his brother Belk.The entire group of kitties are now socialized and healthy and ready to find their forever home. Somewhere they don't have to worry about being put out again. They are full of energy. They play all the time. They need to be in a home where they can have other playmates, whether it be other cats or humans who love to interact with them.They haven't been around dogs but they are all young enough to get used to any cat friendly dog. Come and meet them and see which one (or more than one) of these kitties you'd like to make a part of your family.