Havana Brown kittens & cats in Dallas, Georgia

Meet Cicero The Fearless Orator in a Chocolate-and-White Suit Born in a homeless camp to their devoted mom Era, Cicero and his siblings came into the world surrounded by hardship. A devastating fire destroyed everything around them, and while many of Era’s previous kittens tragically didn’t survive life outdoors, these six did. At just 4 weeks old, still blue-eyed and unsure, Cicero was rescued — tiny, skeptical, and already plotting his next move. Today? He has opinions. And toys to conquer. Personality: Bold, Brilliant, and Unapologetically Curious True to his philosopher namesake, Cicero is fearless, expressive, and impossible to ignore. If a toy comes out, he is the first one airborne, usually alongside Plato and Socrates, launching himself into action like it’s a very important debate. His favorite topics include: • Kitty tunnels (excellent for dramatic entrances) • Fluffy balls (must be chased immediately) • Spring toys (no explanation needed) • Feather wands (his greatest weakness) Cicero is endlessly excited to discover new things. New toy? Yes. New puzzle feeder? Absolutely. New episode of kitten TV? Front row seat. Cicero is a rare chocolate-and-white beauty, soft as a cloud and just as comforting. His purr is the cutest little motor — gentle, happy, and constant — especially when he’s curled up after a long day of philosophical exploration. Despite his bravery and bold play style, he is still very much a baby with so much love to give. He adores affection, cuddles deeply, and melts into his humans once playtime is over. Cicero’s heart belongs to his best friend and forever companion, Socrates. They do everything together: play, explore, nap, eat, and end every adventure in a cuddle puddle. Because of this deep bond, Cicero must be adopted with Socrates. Here is some information about why we have this policy: Two kittens are better than one For a pair of kittens we apply a $25 discount from each adoption fee. Check out more photos and videos of Cicero here: Cicero Photo album Cicero and Socrates are estimated to be 3 mo old as of Jan 5 2025 and fully vetted: neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, defleaed, and microchipped. To meet Cicero and Socrates, start by filling out an application here: Adoption application form Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org

Squidgy was found as a 4-month-old kitten by my mom on her job in February 2018. Squidgy has a special talent for hunting his foxies aka his foxes (+ 1 skunk & raccoon) plushie toys and bringing them to me while announcing very loudly with caterwaul meows how proud he is for his hunt and catch! Squidgy is a sweet boy who is loving and wants to be loved - he really is a big baby! I love Squidgy very much, but personal financial issues have made it to where I have to make the heart-breaking decision to part with my dear Squidgy and my other cats.

When I went to the Marietta Animal Shelter looking for a lost cat several years ago, I ended up bringing Marco home instead. Nothing is known about Marco's past, except he was found wondering a Marietta street not far from a busy expressway. I think he looks like he is possibly half British Shorthair. He does express some of the traits of that breed. Marco is now a 4-year-old purr machine - I always know when Marco is around by a very loud purr as he has the loudest purr of all the cats. He also loves to play with small toys like balls or toy mice. Marco has become bonded to one of my other cats named Marley. If possible, I would like Marley and Marco to be adopted together, but it's not required. I love Marco very much, but personal financial issues have made it to where I have to make the heart-breaking decision to part with my dear Marco and my other cats.

Marley was born in 2021 to a semi-feral cat that lived on my aunt's property, and I got Marley a year later. Marley is a very intelligent cat, yet such a silly goofy clown. Sometimes I think he is a dog in a cat's body. Marley also has the sweetest little meow! He has gotten used to the habit of going outside for several hours a day. He has since become bonded to my cat named Marco who was adopted from the Marietta Animal Shelter and is now like his brother from another mother. If possible, I would like Marley and Marco to be adopted together, but it's not required. I love Marley very much, but personal financial issues have made it to where I have to make the heart-breaking decision to part with my dear Marley and my other cats.