Domestic Mediumhair kittens & cats in Hephzibah, Georgia

If you're looking for a laid back and easy going cat, Taquito is that cat. He has never once even hissed, scratched or even swatted at me nor my dog. I got him from a foster parent who says he was also great with her cats, even when they would try to fight with him, he would just walk away. He loves being carried, doesn't get grumpy about feeding times being off, loves to cuddle and has never torn up anything besides his cat tree, Taquito is the best cat I've ever gotten to own but unfortunately have to give him to a new loving home due to having to move for work.

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This animal was surrendered to the shelter by its previous owner. Her FVRCP vaccination expires on 12/3/26

This animal was surrendered to the shelter by its previous owner. He is neutered. His rabies vaccination expires on 10/31/26 and FVRCP vaccination expires on 11/4/26

Pepper was living at a gas station begging for food. A very concerned citizen brought a kitten trap and trapped her. She had a "bobtail" that I assumed was just matted with debris but upon further inspection, it seems her tail was injured most likely by a possum or raccoon when she younger. Her tail has been cleaned and she's been treated with antibiotics and wound cream. Her shortened tail will not effect her quality of life and her hair will grow back (shaved for cleaning). She loves other cats and enjoys playing. She likes belly rubs and playing with a laser light. She is still getting use to being help and getting love, but she's improving with time.

When Daisy Mae was brought to me at six weeks old, she had existing spinal injuries that made handling her a painful experience and caused her to walk with an abnormal gait. However, after a period of rest and recovery, her condition has improved significantly, and she now appears to be a normal, healthy animal. To prevent potential future complications, it will be necessary to continue monitoring her condition, and her most recent X-rays confirm that she has made a full recovery. I would prefer that she be adopted by a family with children who understand how to handle pets gently and carefully, as rough handling could cause her unnecessary pain. Daisy Mae interacts well with cats, and with proper introduction, she is likely to get along with dogs. She has a lively personality, a hearty appetite, and a particularly affectionate nature, making her a sweet and endearing companion. Her energetic behavior, including running and climbing, does not appear to cause her any discomfort. https://bit.ly/fofadoptionapplication