Domestic Longhair kittens & cats in Commerce, Georgia

Meet Apollo!Apollo is a charming young black kitten with a gentle soul and a big love for cuddles. He’s Alexander’s brother, and just like him, Apollo is full of sweetness and warmth.This affectionate boy is fully vaccinated, microchipped, and neutered, so he’s all set for his forever home. Apollo adores being close to people—whether he’s curled up in your lap, purring softly, or nudging your hand for more pets. His calm, loving temperament makes him easy to bond with and impossible not to adore.If you’re looking for a cuddly, affectionate kitten who will fill your home with love, Apollo is ready to meet you. 🖤🐾Please call the shelter at (706) 795-2868 to schedule a meet and greet.Madison Oglethorpe Animal Shelter is a non-profit shelter serving over 720 square miles. We are open intake, meaning we can not turn away animals from either county we serve. Our shelter intakes double or triple it's capacity every month so it is essential we place animals quickly into adoptive homes. Since so many animals enter the shelter we often don't have enough volunteers to write an individual bio for each. Please feel free to call the shelter Wednesday-Sunday to inquire about the animal you are interested in. 706-795-2868.Viewing and adoption hours at our shelter are Wednesday through Sunday from 12 PM to 5 PM. All adoption fees include age-appropriate vaccinations, flea treatment, deworming, and spay or neuter, microchip, and adoption packet. Fees:Dogs over 6 months old: $100Puppies under 6 months: $200. Cats and Kittens are $75 ($65 without microchip). For your convenience you can fill out an adoption application for any of our current residents at www.moaspets.com. Join us on Facebook athttps://www.facebook.com/moaspets. It's a great way to stay up to the minute on the furry 4 legged friends we have looking for a loving forever home. We are located at:1888 Colbert Danielsville Rd Danielsville, GA 30633 706-795-2868NOTE: Our adoptions are first come first served, simply filling out an application does not mean the animal will be held for you, you must come meet the animal in person in order to be considered for adoption.If you rent you must bring your lease or a letter from your landlord stating you may adopt.

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Several years ago, two cats were abandoned at my home, the owner was to return for them in 3–6 months to get them, but they never did . His been cared for ever since. Recently, I found out I have asthma, and I’m allergic to cats. My cardiologist has strongly advised me to rehome them for health reasons. I’m 76 years old, have had three heart attacks. Keeping him is putting my health in jeopardy. However I refuse to give him to a kill shelter and most rescures will not take a senior cat. Boo is between 12–13 years old, the tip of his tail is white and he has a white locket (myth is he is a spiritual cat). He's a mellow, likes being around you, goes where you go, for the most part he sleeps alot. He likes to be petted, lay on your lap and he likes to sleep next to your feet. He doesn't eat much he's not overweight uses a litter box. He's really a great cat. He has a partner, Auggie, they've been together 10 years, he also up for adoption, keeping them together would be great.

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