Persian kittens & cats in Franklin, Tennessee

This beautiful long-haired black kitty is called Georgia and is estimated to be around 2½ years old as of April 2026.  She was surrendered on April 9, 2026.  Just a few days later, on April 12, she was altered and began her journey toward a new chapter.  This beauty has a spicy personality that makes her all the more memorable.  While she’s still a bit timid and clearly unsure of her surroundings, she’s made impressive progress in just a short amount of time and continues to come out of her shell more each day.  Once Georgia feels comfortable, her confident side shines through—she’s the alpha kitty in her cat room and keeps a watchful eye on everything going on around her.  Playtime brings out her fun and fierce energy, especially when it comes to wand toys—she absolutely loves attacking the fish attachment with enthusiasm.  Although she currently tolerates sharing space with five other cats, she may truly thrive as the only cat in a home where she can fully relax and be the center of attention.  With patience and understanding, this striking girl has the potential to form a strong bond and become a loyal, entertaining companion.   Critter Cavalry would love to send you an application if you are interested....ccrtennessee@gmail.com if our address.  August 23, 2026, 9:30 pm

An out of state move is causing us to rehome our beloved cat, Oliver. This has not been an easy decision for us, because he truly is a wonderful cat. Oliver is seven years old, healthy, fully indoor, and exceptionally affectionate. He has a very sweet and playful personality, loves belly rubs, enjoys playing fetch, and thrives on human interaction and attention. He's the lap cat of your dreams. The primary reason we are seeking a new home for him is that our current stage of life with a very active toddler and family members with allergies no longer allows us to give him the level of engagement and affection he needs. Oliver has always been an unusually social and people-oriented cat, and we believe he would flourish in a home where he can receive more consistent attention. He would be a great fit for a family that has older children who love cats, or with individuals who are home more often and looking for a loving companion. We care deeply about finding the right fit for him.